may I aske you: If the tuning goes down and you have to bring the tuning up again (maybe after some years) this kink in the strings won`t be at the correct place, will it? Must yu do this work then again? Can you actually hear the difference? I never heard thta manufacteres do this. thanks for your great inspiration.
Hi @sarbachpiano and thank you for your question. You don't have to adjust the strings on the termination points. You only this once you put new strings for the piano. Let me now if you have any additional questions. Thank you.
My Bosendorfer 9’6” sounds flat like a highschool piano. I had it tuned to 442. The sound board is good. Felts have 50% but with some lines. Anything I can do to brighten the sound?
I am always astonished about
the countless tools which are invented to make a piano builder's life easier. Interesting.
Excellent, as always!
Thanks!
may I aske you: If the tuning goes down and you have to bring the tuning up again (maybe after some years) this kink in the strings won`t be at the correct place, will it? Must yu do this work then again? Can you actually hear the difference? I never heard thta manufacteres do this.
thanks for your great inspiration.
Hi @sarbachpiano and thank you for your question. You don't have to adjust the strings on the termination points. You only this once you put new strings for the piano. Let me now if you have any additional questions. Thank you.
My Bosendorfer 9’6” sounds flat like a highschool piano. I had it tuned to 442. The sound board is good. Felts have 50% but with some lines. Anything I can do to brighten the sound?
How do you know how much pressure to put on the lever?
Bad idea. don't bend the wires.