At 03:27 PM 06/16/2001 +0200, Antares wrote: >I keep reading about people having big problems with GRANITE hard hammers. >I personally would refuse to work with those pso's, because life is no fun >anymore if you break 100 needles plus during one voicing. (not to mention >the agony for your back, shoulder, arm and hand muscles! Dag, OOR ... if I am confronted with granite hammers ... [shhhh] [I reach for the vise-grip pliers and the vodka ....] There, I said it! Life's too short to spend it fishing in hammers for broken needles. If hammers are so hard that the vise-grips can't flex them and so full of plastic that the alcohol cannot penetrate, they don't belong in a piano. I suppose they could still be soaked overnight in acetone and then blown out. Luckily I've never had to deal with any that bad. Vriendelijke groeten, Susan `@ where music is -- (er ...) there I am @^
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