>is the >fact that all the tri-chords are tied off at the hitch pin individually. >Anybody have any insight? Maybe my pin setting needs work... > >Mitch Ruth >DeMossville, KY >www.childrensmusicassociation.com I service the SKG 600's (and 500's, but these do NOT have individual tri-chords) quite often, and find them to tune up beautifully, and the individually tied tri-chords are actually MORE stable IMHO. While your pin setting may be suspect, it's more likely something else, such as humidity flux, or settling and string relaxing if it's relatively a new piano. has it been on a regular tuning schedule? Do you check each unison with a good "whack" to the key, to make sure it's solid? After tuning, play some pieces that will "test" the piano using forte passages. If it stands up after playing, you've set the pins and strings. Terry Peterson Precision Piano Service Torrance, CA _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
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