Hi Joe, Hi Ed, I have a followup question for your answer, Joe, and further details for Ed's. The main reason I did not try to splice a piece onto the 15 1/2 was (1) I didn't think I could make it (new splice) clear of the pressure bar (2) I didn't think of splicing both ends (3) I thought of the donor piano before I thought of anything else. (4).......and I'm not sure of which order I thought of it.......but I did have visions of my new splice failing during the piano solo.........:-). > So here are a few might have dones. > ............................. > 3.. Used the #15 1/2 wire to make the unison have two speaking wires and > located the two wires on the outside position. This would have a softer > sound on that note but still a sound :O(( > Joe Goss So, you would take the broken #15 1/2 and make a loop on one end for the outside hitch pin? Is this so the hammer shank won't be stressed as much......or is there another reason? Tom Robinson East Tennessee
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