Hello, All excellent ideas on this aftertouch problem. Additional thoughts; Check the damper upstop rail. If too low, it may not noticeably reduce the keydip during testing with a gauge as its' felt is pretty squishy, but during normal playing this will create havoc with aftertouch. Make sure the jack is able to get out from the knuckle, i.e too thick of jack stop felt used in the window--(unlikely but possible). If the keys are regulated too high, front rail bushings on sharps can catch the white keys and reduce their dip. A dip block can miss this as often the whole back of the key gets lifted up especially if balance holes are loose. Press down lightly when checking dip to look for hidden squishy resistance. Good Luck, Mike Jorgensen RPT
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