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hands. Stand it back up, make adjustments, and then repeat the procedure<br />
until any problems have been resolved. If this does not resolve the problem,<br />
you might consider calling Darryl Wood at Classic Midi Works.<br />
“Sticky” sounding pedals<br />
After you have played your pedalboard for a while you may notice notes<br />
that produce a sound which gives you the impression that the note is<br />
sticking at the top of the key travel. This is being caused by the movement<br />
of the curved end of the spring off of the black felt area at the black key<br />
underside end of the pedalboard. First locate the spring by looking<br />
directly down between the E and F or B and C. Here is what you will see.<br />
At any hardware store you should be able to locate felt pads. I used ¾”<br />
(19mm) square, 2mm thick, pads with adhesive on the back.<br />
Stand the pedalboard up (an assistant is helpful) and face the underside.<br />
Locate the area under the end of the spring and apply the pad at a 90°<br />
angle with equal parts distributed toward wall and floor.<br />
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