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Bright Sounding String #641697 04/15/05 03:08 AM
Joined: Aug 2004 Posts: 4 Fairfax, VA Z Zardie OP Junior Member
OP Zardie Junior Member Z Joined: Aug 2004 Posts: 4 Fairfax, VA	I have a customer who asked me to check the D3 string as, to her, it sounded "tinny", to me it sounded a little "bright". The rest of the piano sounds rather mellow, in tone quality, not at all "twangy". The piano is a Yamaha spinet Model M1A and is approximately 25 years old. I last tuned it on 28 Dec 2004. Any thoughts or suggestions relative to this problem would be helpful. Zardie Hoffman zardee@myway.com Zardie Hoffman

Re: Bright Sounding String #641698 04/15/05 09:47 AM
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Casalborgone 1000 Post Club Member Joined: Sep 2004 Posts: 1,046 San Francisco Area	Reshape the hammer; needle it if required. Mike Registered Piano Technician Member Piano Technicians Guild Not currently working in the piano trade.

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