---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment Terry Nice shot.I like the color of the paneling too! Dale Got a good photo on my first day lugging my camera around with me! This is for those that might think a transition bridge is only to be found on high-end 100+ year-old pianos and high-performance recently-redesigned pianos. The photo below is of a 1962 Cable spinet (please ignore the cockroach crap). And of course, some clown is going to ask - "yeah, but how did it sound?" Silly question. I would describe the transition from plain wire to bass section as a two-step, less-bad, than some spinets. Somehow I don't think the less-than-perfect transition is the fault of the three-bridge design. Likely other factors involved. (Like maybe a soundboard made of rec-room-wall paneling?) You can bet your bottom dollar that a hockey stick design was tried first - that must have worked really well for them to justify spending $17 (or whatever) extra dollars on EVERY piano they built to incorporate this three bridge design! (Check out the nice, even, pinning on that little bridge!) ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/a0/6a/43/8d/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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