>Can anyone guess as to why someone would put a set of jiffy-leads on a >perfectly miserable Acrosonic? They're on the keys, on the action side of >the balance rail. The hammer springs are very strong, and the action >seems to move freely. I didn't have my Pierce, and don't have the SN, so >don't know when it was built, though I'm guessing 50's. > >The folks who have this thing paid a major premium for this thing about >twelve years ago, so I have no idea of it's history. My only guess is >that the action might have frozen up, years ago, and the leads forced >thingies to work. I'm lost, but curious. >thanks >les bartlett >houston >lesbart@juno.com Les, My guess is that the previous owner just wanted a heavier action. I have two customers like this. (one has two sets of leads on a Steinway K. He is a Julliard graduate and swears by it) chris
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