Actually... Terry turned me on to this idea... you do it the same way as you take balance weight... except the stack is off so there is nothing on the keys. I like to put about 50 grams of weight on the back of the key and then just take up and downweight measurements. Three points of interest that and they have a suprisingly larger affect then most of us take for granted me thinks.... Balance rail pin, front and back bushings. I'm also starting to get in the habit of gluing a very thin strip of 0.3 mm thick paper on either side of the balance rail hole. Makes for a little more precise fulcrum point. Seems to even out end ratio a bit... tho I havnt gotten around to really looking closly as to why. Cheers RicB Barbara Richmond wrote: > Ric, > > I haven't gotten that far in my studies. How do you measure that? > I've just always adjusted keys the "old" way--by touch--how the key > slides down the balance pin and the fit of the bushings. > > Barbara Richmond > (I wanna be a touchweight freak.)
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