Greetings, While I am wrestling with a bear, it occurs to me to ask if any others have also,and what perhaps helped. I am dealing with a 4 year old Kawai RX-6 that is giving me more stability problems than any piano I have dealt with in 30 years. It is in a large church, full amplification, monitors and everything, however, it is not being played excessively hard. The humidity is far more consistant than many other venues I work around, and it has a complete humidity control system. The pins are plenty tight,etc. The problem is rendering! It occurs in the capo sections. It is one of those pianos that feels like there is no friction on the capo bars or string rests. I have had unisons with 5 cents in them appear before I finish the tuning, and while I can usually finagle the obvious wild unisons back into place, by the next day, there is always a few with a cent or two showing up. Anybody else run into this and find a magic, silver bullet? Thanks, Ed Foote RPT http://www.uk-piano.org/edfoote/index.html www.uk-piano.org/edfoote/well_tempered_piano.html
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