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Duo-Art Upright Suffers Bobbling Hammers
By James Black

Dear MMDers,  I have had one or two suggestions about the bobbling
hammers but as yet no cure.  I did fail to mention that this is
a largely restored action with new felts all round.

I have done some further investigation and found that the damper
springs are much stronger at the bass end which, of course, means that
the stack has a harder job completing the key stroke there.  Is this
normal in an upright?

This will obviously make it more likely that the pneumatics have
a harder job there, compared with the treble end, and so they cause
or contribute to the bobbling problem at the bass end.

James Black


(Message sent Mon 12 Apr 2010, 09:21:24 GMT, from time zone GMT+0100.)

Key Words in Subject:  Bobbling, Duo-Art, Hammers, Suffers, Upright

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