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chsmike2345
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Soft Keys on Uprights
on: August 22, 2003, 03:06:56 AM
Hello, I have an upright, and I don't hate it, since I have been playing it for 8 yrs now, but I have always noticed that uprights or non-steinways always have soft and light keys. This is a problem because when I have lessons or performances on Steinways, the keys are much heavier and I sometimes miss notes in fast areas and in some areas cannot quite get the sound and tone I want and ususally can get on my upright, since I am used to the upright. Any suggestions or comments? How bout helping me finance a Steinway!!!
Thanks, Michael Yu
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Brian Lawson, RPT
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Re: Soft Keys on Uprights
Reply #1 on: August 22, 2003, 09:00:07 PM
Have a piano tech regulate your piano.
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Brian Lawson, RPT
South Africa
https://www.lawsonic.co.za
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