Pitch Raising

Farrell mfarrel2@tampabay.rr.com
Mon, 12 Sep 2005 13:57:21 -0400


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Noticed the same thing, what? Less broken strings with impact lever? I =
use my impact lever for pitch raises on pianos with tight tuning pins. =
I've had a couple strings break while using the impact lever. Doesn't =
seem to me to be much difference (except of course my shoulder doesn't =
kill me when I use the impact lever).

Terry Farrell
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  I do tap the pitch down before coming up during a pitch raise and that =
probably helps.  I'd be interested hearing from others who use the =
impact hammer and if they have noticed the same thing.   Always looking =
new tools...although I'd hate to have to carry 2 tuning hammers with me.
  David I.=20


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  One thing that will help curb string breakage, IMO, is the use of an =
Impact Tuning Hammer. It's SOP for me. Of course, this applies to =
Uprights only. I tried same on a Grand once.....Yikes! Not a happy =
experience.
  Joe Garrett, R.P.T.
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