I'm currently working on the dampers of my 1867 London Erard. Did you have to replace the springs and glue the felt to the moving arm? I'm not sure what the best glue would be.
@@sarbachpiano Thank you! Did the spring rod have rope sheating over yours? I find it challenging to place the springs back on. I'm looking into making my own springs.
the under-dampers worry me, They must be the very devil to regulate
...thats true, to regulate it you must put the whole damper mecanic out, and back in... I did this at least ten times
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I'm currently working on the dampers of my 1867 London Erard. Did you have to replace the springs and glue the felt to the moving arm? I'm not sure what the best glue would be.
normal wood glue.. yes I made new springs from piano wire
@@sarbachpiano Thank you! Did the spring rod have rope sheating over yours? I find it challenging to place the springs back on. I'm looking into making my own springs.
Interesting, it has straight ribs but 88 keys, what year?
1890, they where produced until 1920 also with 92 keys..
..ma non sa suonare !
And even worse, you have no manners.