Lots of good suggestions. I got this idea from someone on this list a few years ago. Bungee cords, with copper hooks formed from heavy gauge copper wire. I think I stripped it from some heavy Romex, but it might have been something I bought from Lowe's. Doesn't have to be heavy duty--only stiff enough to keep from bending under slight pressure.
The copper hooks hook onto the hammer rest rail. The bungee cord hooks hook together somewhere in the middle, and the other hooks onto whatever you need to make it tight enough. Works quite well. I think I still carry the 3-piece thing Pianotek sold a few years ago, but haven't used it for quite some time. (It never worked that well anyway.) The bungees work better, are cheaper, and easier to carry.
If an Acrosonic with the rail for the sticker wires, good to have a couple of damper blocks for clamps on the end wires (the damper blocks with the set screws). The bungees will keep things from flopping around in an Acrosonicn action.
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John Formsma
New Albany MS
"Sneak up on optimal."
--Ron Nossaman
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