R,C&S question

[Jude Reveley/Absolute Piano]

Yes, cake indeed, and sometimes foot flavor.

Anyway, back to the drawing board, and one of these boards I'll just have to try a pure RC&S for myself. 

BTW, in the wintery midwest do you have to add humidity then to get to your target emc.

Jude Reveley, RPT
Absolute Piano Restoration, LLC
Lowell, Massachusetts
(978) 323-4545
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Erwinspiano at aol.com 
  To: pianotech at ptg.org 
  Sent: Friday, January 25, 2008 12:06 AM
  Subject: Re: R,C&S question


    Ron
       This is a beautiful summation! Yeah just what I said.  Hmmm
      Cake indeed.
      Dale
    > */I'm just trying to get a sense of that interchange of stiffness from 
    > compression verse rib support. I guess the hybrid covers the in 
    > between range, but I think the variations might be fascinating, soundwise./*

    Structurally, it's a matter of choosing which compromise best 
    meets your criteria. Tonally, you have to find what produces 
    what you want to hear, regardless of the structural and 
    longevity price. Then you have to consider the climate 
    extremes the whole mess will be subjected to and decide what 
    will best meet your performance criteria for what you consider 
    an adequate amount of time under the abusive conditions in 
    which it will be expected to perform, and build it. Piece of 
    cake...
    Ron N







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