At 07:40 AM 9/28/2005 -0400, you wrote: >Hi all. > >This is a technique that's been added to the ever-increasing arsenal of >voicing techniques..but it has been met with much concern and raised >eyebrows in the field..more than steam voicing. > >Here's the scenario: > >-Client's home with, usually, a newer piano. After tuning, I go through >the action with needles and vice grips. Needles will get a few questions, >but the vice grip method always, and I mean always, brings another arsenal >of questioning..almost as if they could do it themselves if they were >shown a thing or 2. > >For those of us who do alot of in-home service of new to newer pianos that >really require this technique, how do you answer the questions about the >viability and the longevity of the technique. Of course, after hearing the >difference, their brows come back down towards their eyes... > >Thanks, > >-Phil Bondi(Fl) Tell 'em ya gots ta fight fire with fire. Those ceramic hammers have a vise grip on the tone and you must use the right tool. One that's strong enough to overcome that grip and release the tone. (i.e. - punishment fitting the crime) anon
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