---------- > From: A440A@AOL.COM > To: pianotech@ptg.org > Subject: Re: Tied bass string, will it break? > Date: Friday, October 22, 1999 6:29 AM > > > >However > >> the tuning pin resistance feels like it is ready to snap again. Am I > >being a > >> chicken, or will this string break? (Core wire #22+, tire wire, 22) > > Greetings, > A well tied knot, (actually a bend) won't break, unless the string is > not up to snuff. Pull it up and remove the uncertainty! (do protect your > eyes, just in case) > Regards, > Ed Foote Thanks Ed, It is a well tied knot with beautiful bends. Yes I do protect my eyes . I tied a knot in a single bass string a month ago and it came up easily.(diff piano) I don't know why this one seems to resist the last few steps. (1/4, 1/18, 1/16th etc) . There is something in the back of my mind that says a string that is tied should be treated gingerly and with time. Of cousre that jives with the "chicken" aspect. So the next time I see it, I should take your suggestion, and get it over with; with which I fully agree. {{ burk }} ; ) Anyhow I will post the results in a week or so for those breathlessly awaithing the results ---ric >
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