Hello everyone, My question is regards to a 1914 Bluthner 6'10". My client had bought this piano off E-Bay in a supposed "rebuilt" condition. The hammers had been replaced some years before, but no other action work seemed to have been done. The soundboard had been replaced, but it was glued and screwed on top of the old soundboard. Is that a standard rebuilding technique? The piano is so far out of regulation and let-off is much to far away from the strings to give a very strong tone. Has the string height been effected by the stacked soundboards? Or do I go ahead and regulate it, and hope for the best? Any suggestions would be great. Thanks a lot. Ron Ochs Ron's Piano Service, Klamath Falls, OR __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Sports - live college hoops coverage http://sports.yahoo.com/
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