SAY !! Me thinks ye are using the Moody Dripolator without due compensation let alone reference. It dispenses vodka just as good as any other liquid. Whiskey even,,,, h-i-c ,,or was it Bourbon ? Yes dew compensation as in mountain dew. To throw another consideration into the noisey action problem, consider dampening the keybed. A couple of Reader's Digests under the lyre might ameorilate this problem. ---ric (the ic stands for 'ric after the seventh cup'. =================== " I told Allan-a-Dale, the northern minstrel, that he would damage the harp if he touched it after the seventh cup, but he would not be controlled. ---- Friend, I drink to thy successful performance." --Ivanhoe-- ============================================= ----- Original Message ----- From: jolly roger <baldyam@sk.sympatico.ca> To: <pianotech@ptg.org> Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2001 8:21 PM Subject: RE: Noisy action | Slurp! Gee why did'nt I do this before tastes good | nah you are never wet Susan. | big smile | Roger | | >I'm talking out of my hat. I've only steamed the wippen cushions with a | >damp cloth and an iron. I've only tried the vodka a little, and never on | >the jack adjusting felt. So ... try it, folks! But gingerly, on a few notes | >the first time. Tell me I'm all wet, and need to drink the vodka (!) BUT I | >do have the perfect candidate to try it on. Jacks noisy. | > | >Susan | > |
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