Part 10 - Piano Regulation - Adjusting Repetition Springs - Prepping a NEW Steinway Series

[@nicola8600]

Thanks again to both of you for sharing all those piano technique "secrets"! If you filmed this in one session as it appears to me, it must have been a whole lot of input! Good point to split it up for the audience. So interesting, though!! I have even more respect for every good technician out there!

[@frankcatania3461]

Josh: Thanks for this whole series. As someone who has only had their piano (Baldwin R) tuned but never regulated, I have wondered whether the touch could be improved. Repeated notes, for example, seem weak. Now I understand that there are adjustments that can improve this if I can find a skilled technician.

[@angelman4164]

so do you recommend a stronger spring setting for player pianos. My player seems to miss notes on a very low volume setting. Thanks for your explanations. Very helpful.

[@ThePianoFortePlayer]

Awesome, excited for the next parts

[@olivierw.frappier]

Great :) a part 11 with let-off and drop distance / Strings would be Nice.

[@oliverheaviside2539]

Let off is 1/16 inch below the string, drop is 1/16 inch below let off. I find it best to rough in let off and drop with a string height jig on a bench and do the final regulation in the piano.

[@debussychopin2766]

This guy voice style and overall demeanor reminds me of John Corbett. (Actor)

[@pooyaja]

This is gold: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3-4pGuhp7Vph8k#t=2m55s Hyrum hits the nail on the head and exactly explains the solution to my Spirio's sluggish repetition on a few notes. I'm amazed.

[@pearltwo4530]

can you donate a piano for me? Even a used upright one I'd be very happy with...send to Egypt 😢 Thank you Begging for a piano is my new career 😂