Dale, I will. Thanks, this was a Baldwin, I think the felt on real close inspection was a wee bit uneven, one side of the trichord wedge a wee bit thicker than the other side. On a Steinway with damper springs I dont think this would have been as much of a problem but the underlevers on this one are so light the fit has to be perfect. I too have used these almost exclusively for about three years, since Wally Brooks recommended them for a Chickering, and this is the first time Ive had any problem at all. Dave On 5/2/06, Erwinspiano at aol.com said: > Hi Dave > I have had this problem on occasion & you should let Mike or Rob >at pacific piano know as they are the importer. They will replace >them. I've used them almost exclusively for years now & they fit >all Steinways I can recall. > Dale > >I just want to add one caveat. I have used these felt sets for a >couple of years with great results. However, last night and today I >was blithely putting in dampers on a Baldwin L. The bichords and >trichords simply dont work. I am now replacing them with a set of >pre cut Steinway M felt I had in a box that works perfectly. I dont >know if this was bad luck in the match of dampers to strings or a >bad batch or what, but the taper of the bichords is wider than that >of the S&S and they dont seat well, same for the trichords. I have >never had this problem before and probably never will again but try >your felt before your commit, dont take anything for granted! > >Older but not yet wiser, > >Dave >New Orleans > > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/20060502/f8675b27/attachment.html
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