More CC vs RC questions was RE: Killer Octave & Pitch Raise

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Davids both and all,

>It's an extension of the rim inwards toward the bridge from behind 
>at the upper end of the piano.  It's designed to reduce the amount 
>of excess soundboard area at the very top of the scale.  It's called 
>a fish because the shape of the extension is somewhat fish shaped. 
>Maybe Terry or Ron have a picture they could post. 
>
>David Love
>davidlovepianos@comcast.net
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Got any images of your sound board cut-off David Love? I'd be 
interested to see it.

Here's a link to the Steinway D we re-boarded with an RC&S version 
last year. The fish is the cut-off behind the treble bridge.

http://overspianos.com.au/stdctoff2.jpg

Since this was the first treble cut-off I'd fitted to a D, I erred on 
the conservative side. The next one will have more area cut off in 
the high treble. There's also an extra back brace where the 'bell' 
used to be. The bridge is just sitting in place to show where it will 
be located once the panel is made.

Ron O.


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