> > ....Exactly what does Baldwin > say the problem is? Oh, I can tell you that and save you a trip. Baldwin's position is that they use the best pinblock in the industry, and try to give the impression that you are the only one in the entire history of the company that has ever been so deficient in technical skills as to have a problem tuning them. Your call will be the first they have heard of it. They tell you that tight is better, and I was informed some years ago that they carefully checked pin torque, and conscientiously fixed anything over 300 in/lb. I know I slept better after learning that. BTW; whatever you do, try not to ever identify a soundboard problem in a Baldwin under warranty unless you have a lot of time to blow or the dealer will handle it. To Baldwins' credit, they will eventually come through, but make sure the owner knows they'll be paying for your time if you take one on. Ron N
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