> It might very well be possible that this C6 is one of those 'monsters', by > which I mean to say that you have a 'lucky action'. If that is the case, you > may have a perfect 10 mm key dip and a huge striking distance, meaning that > this C6 is capable of becoming a kind of 'concert animal' in regard to tonal / > dynamical output. > oh, and indeed, if the hammer cushions are too high, take your voicing tool, > stick da needles 2 mm inside the cushion 2 from the top, and with a pliers rip > off the 2 mm cushion felt. That will give you ample space for your hammer > blow. > Have fun............ Bravo, bravo, my friend....transmute the "problem" into a success....this is why I know you're a wizard.....your attitude is priceless. With all my respect--- David Andersen
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