> Oh, and why do dampers in the treble just stop > around F6 and then the next note has no damper. > Why don't dampers taper much more than they do > to a point where they barely have any effect. > As it is, the treble-most damper note cuts off > well, but then the next note sustains a long > time (well, on some pianos anyway). Would it > not be more desirable to taper their > effectiveness so that there was no stark > difference between the treble-most damper and > the next note with no damper? > > Terry Farrell Some manufacturers do make the uppermost damper only work on two strings. This helps a little. Phil F
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