> Soooooooooo...... design a better scale and build a better bridge to > make it happen! > > Terry Farrell > > ----- Original Message ----- > I did use the jig once upon a time but found it cumbersome . Also > as someone stated, the high treble shoulder is not the necessary > reference for a straight line. And on most Steinways I locate the > optimum position by ear & install the hammers in a horseshoe line > in the 1st capo section which aids power , sustain & a more solid > tone on shift, so using a jig is not applicable. > It appears, from years of doing this, that the real problem is a > bridge & scale defeicency as it is such a prevalent & predictable > phenomenon model to model. Not just Steinway either boys & girls > Dale Erwin Here here. One general fix is worth a thousand incident-specific workarounds. Ron N
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