Yes I did. Yet to see how useful it is for me as I set front weights by calculation rather than measure each note. But I do need to take various samples across the keyset to determine the trendline curve and the accompanying data points for each note so it will save me some time. Also nice for checking an action to see basically where it is. You can then compare that with the general lead pattern to see if it falls within some range of normal. Basically, it's a time saving device. One can still do it the old fashioned way with gram weights, certainly. It's not cheap but has some benefits. Over time might pay for itself, otherwise a nice toy.
But I thought it did need a protective case and this one works quite well.
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David Love RPT
www.davidlovepianos.comdavidlovepianos@comcast.net415 407 8320
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Original Message:
Sent: 11-01-2024 18:04
From: James Kelly
Subject: Renner Touchweight Device Case
Dave ...did you purchase one of the Key Measurement Devices ?
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James Kelly
Owner- Fur Elise Piano Service
Pawleys Island SC
(843) 325-4357
Original Message:
Sent: 10-31-2024 23:18
From: David Love
Subject: Renner Touchweight Device Case
For those who recently purchased the new Renner Touchweight Device that you might have seen in Reno, I thought it should have come with a case (it doesn't) but I found this on Amazon which works perfectly and inexpensive.
Amazon.com: FlowFly Pencil Case for Girls Boys, Large Capacity Pencil Pouch for Kids, Portable Soft Pen Bag for Teens, Black : Office Products
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David Love RPT
www.davidlovepianos.com
davidlovepianos@comcast.net
415 407 8320
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