David Love wrote: > > Why would you move the capstans? What are the BW's on these samples. Is Havent checked the BW's on this one yet as it has all these assist springs, and I dont really work in that order right now anyways. I typically even out SW's at the delineator between medium and heavy, allign FW's too ceiling values, and make the stuff inbetween fit for the desired BW /WBW spec. > the convergence line for the naturals where you want it? What do you mean by "convergence line" ? > You won't be able to get an even key ratio and maintain a straight >capstan line. I kinda got figured as much...grin. Somebody screwed up at the balance rail and keys positioning the > balance rail pins. You will have a bumpy graph on the FW's because of the > KR differences between the naturals and sharps. No avoiding that. A > staggered capstan line will create other problems. Actually, and especially given the time / money limit I have on this one... I aggree. Seems the best way to go all in all... Even SW's and FW's ,deal with friction issues... and use the assists springs do make up the difference. But if I had gotten enough pay on this.. you would suggest resetting the black balance rail pin positions ? Unless you are willing > to remake the keys, I would just live with it, make sure your SW's conform > to your desired BW/FW. > > David Love > > - > > -- Richard Brekne RPT, N.P.T.F. Bergen, Norway mailto:rbrekne@broadpark.no
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