>Phil, > >I am amazed at all the answers you have received so far...where is the >typical Pianotech insight into problems like this. Ron N. where are you? I >was going to mention this is why you should never go trolling in a piano, >but I think we need the expert to handle this... > >David I. I'm right here, and everyone's been saying what I would have said, had I said it, so I thought I'd shut up and stay out of trouble for a change... at least temporarily. I thought the best advise so far was from Brian Trout. I always check side pressure first, and it's surprising how often that proves to be most of the problem. I don't qualify as an expert either, at least not where I live, since there's no such thing as a local expert, but I've got a Saga or two, so I suppose I could be a sage if there was any demand. Long as I didn't have to dress up or anything. Ron N
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