chickering quarter grand-re-scale trichords

[Fenton Murray]

>Ever hear of magnets? Hello - hello --- is this thing on???

>Note also, please, the absence of the other 20K of detritus.

>Ron N
Ron,
You know it hurts my feelings when you talk to me like that. Now I'm just 
going to go take it out on someone else. I just laid some on a magnet, yes 
the magnet attracts the wire, I would not have thought otherwise. I don't 
know about the non-living organic particulate material make up, but there is 
so much I don't know, it's astounding. For the life of me, I probably would 
have kept a scrap of this wire in a drawer to my dying day with out ever 
wondering what it was, now with an interest in analyzing the scales of the 
pianos I string and this talk of break point %, I'd like to know. Can I mail 
you a piece?
Fenton

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Ron Nossaman" <rnossaman at cox.net>
To: "Pianotech List" <pianotech at ptg.org>
Sent: Wednesday, July 23, 2008 10:14 AM
Subject: Re: chickering quarter grand-re-scale trichords


>
>> I have no idea.
>> Fenton
>>
>>     Fenton and list,
>>
>>                     Would that original gold colored wire be the same as
>>     the phosphor-bronze used in harpsichords?
>>
>>     Greg Newell
>
> Ever hear of magnets? Hello - hello --- is this thing on???
>
> Note also, please, the absence of the other 20K of detritus.
>
> Ron N
>
>