(no subject)

[Keith Roberts]

Deb, sounds as if you live in a dry climate. You need a
climate control for your piano. Complete with a bottom cover and keep the
lid shut. When the board swells up again, some of the crown may come back.
Good luck.
Tell us what area you live in and we can refer you to an experienced tech
from the Piano Technicians Guild. Guild members are constantly improving the
quality of their work and strive for the best. Especially the esteemed
members of this list.
Keith Roberts
Murphys, Ca.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Deb Rodgers" <debarodgers@hotmail.com>
To: <pianotech@ptg.org>
Sent: Sunday, February 09, 2003 4:05 PM
Subject: (no subject)


> I am a pianist and I purchased a rebuilt Steinway in May 2001.  It had a
10
> year warranty. This piano has a new soundboard which was added in the
summer
> of 2002.  I just noticed a separation in the sound board.  I am very upset
> about this recent development.  I'm not sure what this means.  Should I be
> concerned.  Does this affect the sound of the instrument.  Currently I am
> not pleased with the sound.  It does not have much sound in the higher
> register however it seems to have too much sound in the middle and bottom
> register.  Could this be caused by the separation that I am noticing?  I
> would appreciate any guidance that you are willing to send.  I am confused
> as to what direction to take regarding what I thought would be my dream
> piano.
>
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