Marcel, I'm glad you "jumped on". The lady at the college described it as "a little rubber nipple" remaining at the rear of the lip.. To me this suggests that the things have been picked off by students. I'll see if Ron G. has any at YC (that's Yamaha Canada). Have you ever seen the hinges bent? John Lillico, RPT Oakville, ON Canada >Hi John and Roger. > >I have to jump on this one since I had the problem here in Sherbrooke with >most of the U1. If you look carefully at what stops the lip, you will find a >small rubber button... With time, it will compress and that will change the >angle at wich the lip comes to rest. I found that just adding a little piece >of black stained leather on top of the button will restore the original >angle of the lip. Of course, a better solution would be to order the button >from Yamaha, but, on the spot, the leather does a fine job. No complaints >yet. > >Marcel Carey, RPT >Sherbrooke, QC >
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