It also had a spring >mechanism on each key that would eliminate the need to weight keys with >lead. > Hi Charles, Jon Ralinovsky, had just put a new set of Abel hammers on the piano, it sure sounded sweet in that size of theatre. We never pulled the action, the observation was from above. Kind of strange to look at so many holes in the plate and bridges, I presume to mount transducers to measure results. Do you know if Harold had any conclusions with regards to harmonic content of the duplex? The reason for the question, he advocated de tuning, yet this seemed to be tuned close on the octave, and certainly sounded cleaner. Or was it a question of too much precision required in mfg? Roger Roger Jolly Saskatoon, Canada. 306-665-0213 Fax 652-0505
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