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A technical manual presenting both theory and practical methods for piano design, construction, and tuning. It surveys the instrument's development and provides detailed descriptions of modern piano components, acoustical principles, scale and temperament, string specifications, resonance systems, casing and framing, the iron plate, and the hammer-and-action mechanisms. It also covers regulation and touch adjustment, tuning and tone regulation, scale draughting, and concludes with appendices on player mechanisms and small-grand design considerations.

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William Braid White

William Braid White was an influential figure in the field of piano construction and tuning. He is best known for his work "Theory and Practice of Piano Construction / With a Detailed, Practical Method for Tuning," which provides a comprehensive guide to the intricacies of piano design and maintenance. White's contributions have been significant in shaping the understanding of piano mechanics and acoustics, making his writings valuable resources for both piano builders and tuners. His expertise reflects a deep commitment to the craft, and his insights continue to resonate within the music community.

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