Ed, You wrote: <<< My first thought is "Check your clearance under the pinblock!". I have a customer that would like to have her action regulated, but it is trapped by the protruding pins that an earlier tech had tapped down, while the action was still in the piano. Make sure that the pins aren't way up because they are too long to start with. REgards, Ed Foote>>> This is a possibility, because the rebuilders apparently do not have the experience and expertise that is desirable in piano restoration. In the middle section, there are 4-5 coils on every tuning pin, and some pins are driven almost all the way to the plate. It was strange that those middle pins were driven in further than the upper section. Perhaps longer pins were used there. ??? Because of the questionable aptitude of the rebuilders, I'll definitely check the length of the pins before driving them in further. Thanks. John Formsma Blue Mountain, MS
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