David Love wrote: > Even if you agree with Ron about the obsession with power it > is appropriate is some situations and for some tastes. My problem is that brightness does *not* equate to power, though they are widely regarded as the same, and putting harder hammers on a piano doesn't make it more powerful. >So the real > issue, as I see it, is both deciding which goals to set and then > determining the design technology that will help you more consistently > achieve those goals. Getting people to agree on the goal is hard enough. > Even once established methods to achieve those goals are also subject to > debate complicated by the fact that there might be more than one > solution to the problem. I read the question as what can a field tech do for existing new pianos, however Tony meant it. Ron N
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