now what?, (hammer choices)

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   Ed-
    -I know just what you mean and I love that sound .  I know it isn't for 
everbody but a piano player can sure do alot with it, as well I guess, as the 
engineers.
        Regards-- Dale
 
It was the mellowest Yamaha I ever > heard, but if I leaned on it, it would 
> still be bright.  It was the ppp that 
> surprised me.  I still had some high-end in there and though warm, it still 
> had  definition. As I increased the play, it brightened up with a lot of 
> predictibility.  On FFF it still hinted at being crashy.  
>   Listening to this piano on the radio that afternoon(live broadcast), I 
> was amazed how bright it sounded, and the engineer told me that they were 
> recording it totally flat.  I found that hard to believe, but I will see 
> this piano 
> again next week, so time will tell. 
> Regards,   
> Ed Foote RPT 
> www.uk-piano.org/edfoote/
> www.uk-piano.org/edfoote/well_tempered_piano.html
> 


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