Vervangen hamerkoppen Yamaha C7

[@saveriosalerno9232]

Thanks!

[@stevemartin7721]

Great video, thanks. Wouldn't it have been easier to add a little CLP to those flanges rather than repinning them?

[@CoenvanDongen]

It depends on how much gram I would like to take off. CLP is great but sometimes works to good. I often end up with 0,5 grams or less.

[@stevemartin7721]

@@CoenvanDongen Yeah I've also had the same thing happen. Thanks for the great videos. I hope you can keep doing them.

[@monsieurtimmy6838]

Magnifique !

[@Hammondbrass]

Great job! Is that alcohol you add to the Teflon powder?

[@CoenvanDongen]

Thank you, and yes!

[@Hammondbrass]

@@CoenvanDongen Thank you very much! Love the videos, keep them coming!

[@richarducci2601]

Is that alcohol you’re mixing with the Teflon?

[@CoenvanDongen]

Yes sir!

[@NNNikitaTokarev]

wery precision!

[@Hammondbrass]

Which computer program are you using for strike weight calculations?

[@CoenvanDongen]

It’s an excel sheet made by the PTDAE (PTD academy europe). Sadly not for sale but accessible for members. There is an app in the making I heard.

[@richarducci2601]

What was the liquid you added to the powder Teflon?

[@CoenvanDongen]

Alcohol

[@robertvasi]

what was the reason for hammer replacement ?

[@CoenvanDongen]

The customer wanted something new and warmer sounding.

[@robertvasi]

@@CoenvanDongen I have Yamaha C7 with original hammers. I voiced it with ALL clothes softener and alcohol. It was very big transformation in softness of sound . Look it up it’s worth trying. Of course it’s not the same money for you , hehe …

[@CoenvanDongen]

@@robertvasi I’ve seen the technique and I will definitely give it a go.

[@tunerisma]

Good jop!