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Tiziano
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Schulze Polmann piano from 40 years ago, with strings and hammers changed about 5 years ago, played 2-3 hours a day.
After some tunings, some of the high-register strings have changed timbre and although perfectly in tune, they resonate in a strange and unpleasant way. I am quite sure it depends on imperfect contact between the strings and the bridge. Is there any brilliant solution?
Hi Tiziano,
it's difficult to answer without hearing, can you post an mp3?
Pianotuning
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It took me a while to find a way to record; in the meantime, the piano has improved "on its own" simply by playing it. Anyway, I am sending an mp3 with the sounds of some strings E-F-F#, in particular, the F# string vibrates poorly
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The sound seems rather compact to me. However, the intonation is bright. Try tapping with a small wooden or brass bar on the bridge. Some notes also lack tuning. To decide the intonation of the cantabile, one must evaluate the entire intonation of the instrument.
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Thanks, I will do some testing
