At 01:00 AM 01/30/2000 -0500, you wrote: >John, <snip> >Mason & Risch made an interesting "goof" in some old models of this era. >You may find two strings (a bi-chord) on the left tenor at the bass break >for which there is no key or action component. A muting damper wedge can >be found toward the bottom of the string length. and >>Jon Page wrote: >>Was it a goof? Maybe it was an attempt not to have the first tenor note >>at the end of the bridge. >>This thought just occurred to me, intentional distancing from the end. I believe that a report on the NAMM show several years ago mentioned a Kawai (&/or other brands) with this feature, possibly at the bass end of the bass bridge. Definitely not a mistake! When we've got the searchable CD of 20 years of the PTJournal we'll all be able to cite our references with greater authority. Patrick
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