David Love wrote: > I’m not sure what your responding to exactly. The goal is a uniform > string height and a “slightly” graduated or even bridge height such > that at the treble end it is tall enough so as not to compromise tonal > output. The question was if you had to raise the string height in order > to achieve that would you change the leverage. Whether you do or not > seems to have entered the realm of picking nits and gotten complicated > by the fact that on many pianos because of the plate characteristics it > is impossible to achieve both of those goals. So, in practice, even if > it does change the leverage (and I’m not convinced that it does) I don’t > think it changes it enough to not make the necessary plate adjustment > which was really the point of my initial comment. I agree. > It’s all getting a > bit muddled at this point. > > David Love A bit. What in the world do cast in front duplex lengths have to do with any of this, Jon? Ron N
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