---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment Ron O. write Possibly, the ribs on the bigger pianos are also=20 quite heavy relative to their strength. The=20 Imperial ribs are nominally 30mm wide by 23 mm =20 high. =20 Hi Ron .O If the Bozy had ribs 30 high by 23 wide ,which, is reverse of the above,=20 then perhaps a different tonal result at the higher dyanmic levels would be= =20 more likely. Whadda ya think ? My goodness this is a very flimsy rib for a massive piano but then this t= o=20 me would indicate a purely compression crowned board Dale One would expect their light spruce rims to limit=20 sustain, and they probably do. But as David said,=20 the heavier sound board of the B=F6s would seem to=20 be one factor which is contributing to sustaining =20 qualities. The B=F6s plate is also considerably=20 heavier than the lightweight offerings from=20 Yamaha and Steinway for example. I remain highly=20 suspicious of the tonal negatives, which I=20 believe light plates bring to the mix. =20 ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/bb/e0/9a/c2/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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