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I recently acquired a Knight upright with 3 pedals. The The 3rd is a practice pedal and moves to the left to lock. The mechanism for this seems tobe broken in that the vertical lever doesnt ttach to anything but ends in a spring clip around the end fixing post and i wonder if anyone can shed light on this. Its a beautiful darkwood piano (what polish would i use to bring it back to full shine??) with a mark of 72626 on the metal frame. Does anyone know its age?
So age, polish and 3rd pedal mechanism are my questions here, thanks.
So age, polish and 3rd pedal mechanism are my questions here, thanks.
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I can't comment on the polish. The middle pedal should lift a rail carrying a strip of felt in front of the hammers, so that the sound is softened. At the moment, all I can say is the date is after 1980, I'll see if I can find a more accurate date.
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