At 09:46 AM 3/7/99 -0500, you wrote: >I'm betting that Ed is right, but if not, try this: > >Crawl under the piano and have an assistant strike the offending note(s). >While the notes are being struck, place firm pressure with your hand at >various points on the soundboard. There is a chance that you will locate a >point on the board, that with a little pressure, will eliminate the >offending sound. If so, try a wedge between the ribs and soundboard or a >cork between the plate and soundboard in that location. In effect you will >have changed impedance but, more importantly, you will have solved your >problem. > >Frank Weston > Hi Frank, If it works, put me down for a few tons of corks. This is a nearly universal phenomenon and I could use the easy income. Also, where can we get some universal fit, quick-install posts to prop up the corks so we can fix all those Kimballs too? Ron
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