i tuned a baldwin sf in a church yesterday, and the treble bridge had a very substantial crack from about F7 to the end, C8. the music director wanted to go ahead and tune it, despite my concern that the crack might open up even more by pulling the notes to pitch from about 20-25 cents flat. the pins have moved far enough that i don't consider the bridge to be expoy-able. from what i read in the archives, one does not usually cap these uncapped, vertically lam'd bridges. is replacement of the entire treble bridge the only answer? Daniel Carlton This message was NOT sent from my iPhone, because I don't have one
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