>Nope, no naughty nameboard nonwoven natural fibre fabric found flagrantly folded. > ,but close... Turned out to be a healthy problem: High fibre -- no flat -- all-natural... I first ran my 6" metal rule between the keys and under the key stop rail from the front and the back to dislodge any foreign material. None found. I pushed down the back of the keys to see if there was anything under the key. Nothing. Got my eyeballs down closer to the key level and noticed that, while the front of the key was down, it looked like the key was still touching the key stop rail. It was. The keys are not one piece. There is a glue joint about 4mm below the key covering. It had failed and the back half of the (natural) tails had bowed up, pushing up on the key stop rail and depressing the keys. Really good spring to them. Conrad Conrad Hoffsommer Office - (319) 387-1204 Acoustic Keyboard Technician - Luther College 700 College Drive, Decorah, Iowa 52101-1045 hoffsoco@martin.luther.edu -or- pno2ner@salamander.com If I had multiple personality disorder, my resume would make more sense.
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