I have David Sanderson do my rescaling and make my new bass strings. He does very good work. Terry Farrell ----- Original Message ----- From: <MBrat70179@AOL.COM> To: <pianotech@ptg.org> Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2002 9:00 PM Subject: Rescalers? > Hello list, > > > I am working on gaining rebuilding skills. I have a project in the works. > The patient, a 60+ yr old Baldwin Howard grand. I haven't measured yet but > looks to be about 5' in length. The plate is out, the soundboard is stripped > and ready for shimming. While I was removing the strings I noticed what I > thought was inconsistent wire size changes. Numbers weren't smooth at all. > Before I send the bass strings off to be duplicated I thought I might try to > improve scaling (if possible). > > Since I know less than nothing about scaling, and I have this wonderful > resource (i.e., this list), I figured I could pick the brains of some of the > "best out there." > > Question 1: Has anyone out there rescaled this particular model? And have > the numbers available? > > if yes > > Question 2: How do I let the string manufacturer know the new specs? > > Question 3: Is there a charge for ones time already put into the data. > > Question 4: How does this all work? Do I need to ask more questions? > > > Anxiously awaiting your response > > > Mike Bratcher > > BTW..the pinblock in this thing is in near perfect condition. Very good > torque throuthout. The original owner must have never tuned it. >
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