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Hi Mike,
I've finally found a good use for my Jaras key leveller, install
two long pillars in place of the present ones, get a rubber hammer and cut
about half the head off on a band saw, bore two holes to fit the pillars,
notch
the tapered face with a 1/2" tounge that is 1/2" deep. I inserted two brass
sleeves inside the holes so that it slides nicely. An 8" drop gives a
reasonable ff . You need to play the note three or four times to remove
static
friction to obtain reproduability. I am using this device on a research
project
into the non linear aspects of Youngs Modulus and elasticity of hammer
shoulders. Results are with in 10% reproducability with most of the harmonic
series that I am looking at with the spectrum analyser on a RCT. No questions
please, as I am not sure of what I am finding at this time.
However I have convinced a Prof of Non linear materials to help me with the
project.
Questions on the gizmo welcome.
Regards Roger
At 02:45 PM 30/09/98 +0000, you wrote:
>Hi Bob,
> I will do it but must first create a way to play the notes in a
>uniform manner. I don't have a tuning stability testing tool but do
>have good pianos to do the test on. I will have to think about making a
>harmless device to give consistent playing force so the results will be
>useful. Suggestions anyone? I'm gone the rest of the week but will be
>thinking.
>-Mike Jorgensen
>
>fndango@azstarnet.com wrote:
>>
>> To Mike J,
>>
>> Yes, please use the pianalyzer to compare the partial strengths with and
>> without the front duplex muted. I think several of us would be
>> interested.
>>
>> Bob Anderson
>> Tucson, AZ
>
Roger Jolly
Baldwin Yamaha Piano Centre
Saskatoon and Regina
Saskatchewan, Canada.
306-665-0213
Fax 652-0505
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