Newton, I tried all week to reach you directly but kept getting failed mail messages. Apologies to the list. > > Here are the numbers for the Chickering tenor strings. She's willing to do that much. > Again, thanks for your help and let me know if you need any more information. > > N speak hitch to speak > mm bridge pin > 1 2 > 26 1041.4 144.475 133.350 > 27 1038.3 146.050 136.525 > 28 1032.0 146.050 138.125 > 29 1026.6 146.050 136.525 > 30 1016.0 144.475 134.950 > 31 1006.6 142.875 133.350 > > I include some of the specs from your earlier post in case that helps. > > N speak diam Inh ten BP% Dia > 32 1003.3 0.0410 0.131 164.157 38.629 (1st steel string) > 31 1006.6 0.0350 0.043 265.027 85.581 0.057 > ------------------------- > --------------------------- > 26 1041.4 0.0370 0.064 205.734 59.446 0.065 > 25 1013.0 0.0410 0.124 169.858 39.971 0.064 > > Regards, Tom > > Newton Hunt wrote: > > > > It is indeed a good approach. There may be an inharmonicity mismatch from the > > middle wound strings to the bass wound strings, but that is her problem. > > > > Send me the hitch pin to speaking bridge pin measurements and speaking lengths > > and I can make up a set of specs for that section. > > > > Again, I must emphasize the fact that the original technician had no choice but > > to put on the strings the string winder supplied. Very few technicians have > > the equipment and know how to rescale pianos now and there were far fewer then. > > > > Let me know what happens. > > > > Newton > > nhunt@rci.rutgers.edu > > - > > -- > Thomas A. Cole, RPT > Santa Cruz, California > .- --
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