Mike and John, Thanks! Mike, that's a good thing to check for (if in fact it's actually considerably flatter than the rest of the piano!) I probably would not have thought to check it, particularly since it's an upright and it takes a conscious effort to look at the far end of the string. John, I considered that it may be a loose pin, and I'll check that first when I get there (and I'll have CA handy, JIC.) I guess I'll know a lot more once I actually <SEE> the piano! On 7/31/07, Mike Kurta <mkurta at adelphia.net> wrote: > > Hi Paul: > I had the same thing happen on a S&S "M". Install a new bass string > and within a week or two I had to retune. This happened several times > within the space of a month until I discovered the loop on the hitch pin end > of the string was slipping! It made it impossible to keep the tension on > the string up to pitch as it kept getting longer and longer. The string > maker S----F, replaced it with no question. Can't remember if it was a > universal or not, but in this case it wouldn't have mattered. > Mike Kurta > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/20070731/827170a6/attachment.html
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