Id like to hear those, Ron! Sometimes, a drop or two of McLube clear 444 on those back termination points and felt have helped me a bit. Any of you tried that? I think it whether your in a dry or humid climate. We have both. I apply in fall and it does help in the nasty dry winters where things get a bit crusty. Ron, you're in the same climate in KS. Done that? Paul On 11/30/12 2:08 PM, "Ron Nossaman" <rnossaman at cox.net> wrote: >On 11/30/2012 1:42 PM, Encore Pianos wrote: > >> >> It certainly seems like a precursor to the SD-10, sharing the vertical >> hitch pins and front treble termination bars (the difference being that >> your D has a the termination bars as a single piece filling the whole >> treble section, the SD-10 has the individual bars that can be adjusted >> forward or back). > >There's no adjustment. The SD-10 termination pieces mount where the >holes are drilled and tapped in the plate. > > >>But the function is essentially the same between the two. > >It is - noisy usually. I tune a couple of the old system like Terry's >photo, and they don't render well either. I'd love to rebuild one of >these, as I have a couple of mildly questionable ideas for improvements. > >Ron N >
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