Joseph Alkana wrote: > Well, if the jack doesn't come out before it hits the string, of > course it's gonna bounce! Did I miss something or why don't you just > adjust let-off a tad wider? Are the dampers lifting at the correct > place in the key stroke? If they lift late many times the timing is > upset because of the poor feeling at let-off occurring at the same > time the dampers lift to the key. Use the damper pedal and see if the > problem disappears. Keep us advised > Joseph Alkana RPT > josephspiano@comcast.net <mailto:josephspiano@comcast.net> Strikes me that Joe has it right given what we actually know. It would be nice to have a bit more specific information as to how this is regulated. Otherwise we are left throwing generalities around that tho we've run into before on many an occasion we cant be sure really applies here. Myself, I find that properly regulated there is no problem with any Yamaha upright I've ever run into. So these "bobbling" posts tell me that somethings amiss with the regulation. You sound perhaps a bit inexperienced...?? I would suggest getting on the phone to Yamaha and ask their advice directly.. after you make sure that there is a good basic regulation done on this piano. Cheers RicB
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