Good response David. I think I've developed some expertise in this industry, but I'll tell ya what - I don't know diddly about Steinway pedal springs. When someone brings up a topic, often the responses go all sorts of ways. Maybe the original submitter will feel responses are way off topic or even aimed at him/her - but let it be known that there are oodles of technicians out there that are not familiar with your situation and will learn all sorts of stuff from the exchanges that go on on this list. PS: my delete button is real handy....... Terry Farrell On Feb 11, 2010, at 7:45 PM, David Love wrote: > It's a forum and when you post a question people will answer in > their own > style plus it's easy to misread tone in this format and some people > do at > times interject humor. I didn't see anything condescending or > offensive. > Of course you're welcome to delete whatever you don't like. But since > people may not know your background or experience or expectations > they may > interpret the question you posted as coming from someone of less > experience > since there are really only two ways to go, less resistance or > modified > leverage. As you can see, the leverage issue was something that > some others > weren't aware of and hopefully some who didn't know about modifying > leverage > learned something. The threads you start sometimes digress into > subjects > for the benefit of other than the one who posted the initial question. > That's the beauty of this forum, in my view. Many valuable threads > have > started just as this one did, with someone wanting only the simplest > of > solutions. So, forgive if this sounds like a lecture but I think your > reaction was a bit over the top. > > David Love > www.davidlovepianos.com >
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