I am working on a project upright piano and I am replacing the damper lever springs. The replacements came in 3 batches, bass springs, middle sprints and treble springs, three different gauges of wire. Is it usual for the bass notes to have a heavier touch than the tenner section?
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as afrench piano technician, thhanks a lot, this is very helpfull, keep the good work
This video is seriously helpful to me, thank you! You're a gent.
Thank you Peter!
very professional tutorial video. million thanks!!!
+david tiernan you are welcome David, we are glad it helped!
It 'very interesting what you said in this video..complimenti and keep it up.
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Thank you for your kind words Saverio, when you are in the UK come and visit us. Evan Roberts
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Thank you for your comment Kayvon! Greetings from Roberts PIanos Oxford, Evan Roberts
I am working on a project upright piano and I am replacing the damper lever springs. The replacements came in 3 batches, bass springs, middle sprints and treble springs, three different gauges of wire. Is it usual for the bass notes to have a heavier touch than the tenner section?
Thank you for your question Peter. It sounds like a good project. Yes that's right, likewise the upper treble to be lighter. ER
if i am planing to keep steinway for the rest of my life shuld i buy new or restored?
Sorry, but that piano sounds quite bad. Cheap. Like a Baldwin upright. Not a Steinway.