---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment Hi Dale, Unfortunately though, that's where the "immediate" money is. Besides all those who don't know how to do it and are afraid to learn! Avery At 10:47 AM 11/13/05, you wrote: > How I wish the bad habit of tune & run to the next tuning could > be remedied. > It's not real customer service IMHO. > I think I just changed the topic. Oh My! > Dale Erwin > >Hi Brian > >The answer to your question is really a lot more involved then what a >simple reply from folks here can give you. Much depends on what kind of >approach you are going to use, and what kind of hammer you have to work >with. For example, the one needle vs three needle question often boils >down to either what phase of voicing you are in or whether or not you >are fine voicing lacquered hammers or not. How deep, where, and when to >needle depends on what you are trying to accomplish, and again on what >kind of hammer you are dealing with. A hammer soaked in lacqure will >have no real benifit from deep shoulder needling as a general rule, but >a hammer that needs needling down requires such treatment. A full >treatise is a bit beyond a one post answer. My best advice is to read >through the archives and join your local ptg chapter, attend meetings >and find a voicing teacher who can help you get started. And, as Phil >pointed out... dont hesitate to try your hand after reading. In the >end voicing is learned by doing more then anything else. > >Cheers >RicB > > ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/d0/5c/11/17/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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