In a message dated 12/7/01 9:28:28 PM, josephspiano@attbi.com writes: << I heard/saw a piano once that had bridge pins missing that caused a rattle like that. >> Close, but no cigar. There were bridge pins... <<One time I found a nice heavy string spacing tool lying on the bass bridge behind the strings causing a nasty rattle in a new Baldwin.>> This is even more amazing than the problem causing the rattle in this Baldwin... <<Another time I found the anniversary plaque Baldwin had glued to the plate had come unglued and had also fell on the bridge.>> Who's more to blame in these cases, Baldwin or the dealer who fails to prep the piano and catch these things? BTW, this ain't it, either. <<Trapwork falling apart and leaning up against A0?>> I could see how this could happen, and it wouldn't really be anybody's fault. Nope. See next post for answer and a question. Tom Sivak
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