---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment Terry I agree with your first posts assessment . IN this case It's more likely that the bridge was cut wrong but ,of course many scenarios are possible. Is there any compression rumpling or ridging in the panel? This would at least indicate that the factory guys dried the panel enough to get it to belly & support my contention that the bridge is cut wrong. It's really unfathomable to me that they wouldn't have their most experienced belly guys in the D dept. You Know? Yes this is a warranty issue to be taken up immediately Dale Erwin Michael G.(UK) wrote: > Hello David Renaud and List > S&S "D" year 2002 with rolled bridge? Bridge(s)?! > This sounds to me ultra serious. What can we learn from this? The problem > needs exhaustively investigating. In view of the fact that many of us > re-string such beasts (and I can only think this must be as a direct result > of the original stringing process) what are the pit-falls which could lead > to such a major problem? Poor belly design, construction, and/or materials. > By re-capping would not the original problem still > be present? Likely, depends on what the original problem is. Terry Farrell ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/26/71/f2/20/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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