Tom wrote: This time in addition to the tuning going south, there are a lot of double striking hammers. <snip> Looking through the strings while I play, it looks like some of the hammers are not letting off. <snip> Ok, hmmmmm.... if the hammers weren't letting off, wouldn't you just get a "thunk" instead of double striking? Maybe Wim's on the right track with the keybed, front rail or balance rail swelling. Check keydip and blow distance. Any clue what they were before? Are the double strikers all together, in the middle? Or is it just the luck of the cosmos, and you've got a "growing" action brackets? Anyone know if that was that a Samick problem? Not related to the water, but a possibility! Could also explain why that one's played like a truck since you've been there. Ron Koval Chicagoland _________________________________________________________________ The new MSN 8: smart spam protection and 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail
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