Ron Nossaman wrote: > >Yes, I know the company line by now :).... its just that if the required > >hammerdensity is very much less then what these Wurzen's have out of box, then > >I'd justlike to see the whole process to make sure for myself that nothing is > done to > >them except putting them on, with some rather minimal evening out voicing. > > You're right. I'm probably just lying to you for my personal entertainment > and amusement, making it up as I go along. Grin, well if we were to assume there was a reason for falsification here, I think we all agree you are far to bright to choose that particular one. In anycase, my comment was not at all meant to be taken in that direction. > > >Seeing is believing as it were. > > I have yet to see that... You have the same problem then eh ? > >Seems to me > >that if the claims you make, as I understand them, are true... then you are > >sitting on rather a clear cut gold mine that only needs discovering. I mean... > >something that good simply has to surface big time sooner or later.... or > >what ? > > Apparently "or what". It surly must be a trick or subterfuge of some sort. > Everyone knows soundboards don't age, magic tonewood being immortal and > all, and hammer voicing is the obvious answer to everything. Even with > extensively detailed descriptions of the theories and methods, and positive > reports from people who have actually tried these things in real pianos, it > still must be some trick with the hammers. I don't see any indication of > that ever changing. > > Ron N I think that I expressed a sincere desire to see one of these instruments for myself. Exactly because there are some apparently significant claims being made that naturally enough raise ones interest. I think we all have to live with the fact that human kind have a large portion of the skeptic built in... both the rational and irrational kind. But to address what perhaps may make the discussion a bit easier, perhaps it WOULD be a good idea to get a set of these Wurzens in Dels hands.... so we can be sure we are talking on the same page about how much hammer hardness is needed to drive a soundboard. Cheers RicB -- Richard Brekne RPT, N.P.T.F. UiB, Bergen, Norway mailto:rbrekne@broadpark.no http://home.broadpark.no/~rbrekne/ricmain.html http://www.hf.uib.no/grieg/personer/cv_RB.html
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