I am about to replace the grommets, screws and washers of the remaining 69 tonebars. The first 4 I had already done after replacing the tines.
I am wondering if you guys have any tips to voice the piano. I did voicing quite a few times (with my current and previous Rhodes 20 years ago) but my only references are the Rhodes manual, some nasty youtube vids and learning by experimenting

I also read a few threads on this forum but never found a short list with facts and tips.
From what I have learned the front screw (player side) sets the base of the indivudual key escapement. Setting this to low can cause problems with the damper (own experience). This screw also influences the tightness (hope this is correct english) of the spring underneath. Does this "tightness" influence the sound?!
The rear screw (pickup side) sets the timbre as described in the manual together with the distance of the pickup.
Making shims for a consistent distance between tine and pickup may not be easy in my particular case. In the treble section the tip of the tine passes the tip of the pickup (eg there is a overlap).
My idea is to replace the parts one by one to have a good reference of the neighbouring tonebars and tines rather than remove them all at the same time and start all over.
Any thoughts and tips would be very welcome as well as critical remarks to my ideas etcetera. Thanks!!
--Roy