To: Newtonville Subject: Chickering Stringing Pattern Hi all. I encountered something today that really caught me off guard - A Chickering 116 strung like I have never seen before - in the Tenor Section specifically: The left and the right unison were the same string, and the middle string was tied. The Left and Right cross over the knot of the tied string at the hitch pin (did I say that right?)..I did. Jonas did some stuff that was 'different' - this one has me scratching my head. Why would the stringing pattern look like this? For what purpose? -Phil Bondi (Fl.) phil@philbondi.com Phil, I posted a photo some months back of a Brambach upright with a similar stringing pattern. I'll see if I can dig it up and resubmit. Tom Driscoll P.S. Go Sox! _______________________________________________ pianotech list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives
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