I've the same problem. I was told that steel reeds have a "memory" effect.
I've not solved the problem so far. So, may somebody has some good
suggestions about that...
2009/5/25 sam blancato <samblancato@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Hi Folks,
You may have read a post or two in the past about how I really love my
Seydel 1847s. Well I still love them but I've run into a little problem.
Over time it seems that they are in need of gapping. My "A" has the 7, 8
and 9 draw choking so that I can 't jump on it from below and have it sound
clearly. My "G" has the same problem on the 1 and 2 blow reeds. Here's
what I've found: The stainless steel reeds really resist being bent. I've
tried several times to open these reeds up just a hair and it looks like
they just go back to their original position (at least on visual
inspection). Anybody else have this problem? I not sure how the stainless
steel will react to aggressive massaging so I don't want to force things
too
much. But I definitely can see they don't behave like brass.
Sam Blancato, Pittsburgh
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