---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment Horace Thanks & it's exciting when something seemingly as innocuous as a front punching can take a piano to a complete other level of performance both in tone & touch. I find these subtle yet perceptible but important improvements a way for piano technicians to give a value added product in ones restoration. These types of innovations better able us/me to compete with ANY new brand of piano at any price. Hats off to Andre for his innovations as well as many others on list. We/you/me/all are the R&D dept in the piano world these days. "Buy restored/Rebuilt. Its a better piano" cheers Dale Hi, Dale, This is very important information. I've used either Yamaha or Bosendorfer FR punching's for years for precisely the reasons you enumerate here. The bottom line is that, if the key height and dip are not at least reasonably solid, nothing else in the regulation is going to work properly. Slow repetition, lack of control throughout the dynamic range...I especially like your term: "lack of focus"...right on target! Thanks for posting these results to the list. Best. Horace ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/87/33/1f/ac/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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