restoration newbie

[kenvcooper]

So, I've owned a trashed Rhodes (1979) for a few years.   So far, I've re-tolexed, done the case hardware and legs, and put in new hammers and dampers.  I've also had the bad pickups replaced.  The mid-high notes still seem to play softer than the rest of the board and I get a little secondary noise (that the pickups catch) on one low note.  Kind of a secondary noise. I've adjusted the dampers and tried to move the pickups in on the soft keys. What is the best next step for regulating the action?

[kenvcooper]

Okay,no responses.   So, I have solved the weak key problem in the 4 mid-high notes by adjusting the tines and resonators.  Now, all of the lower notes (in the lowest zone of dampers) give me a buzz that is picked up when I release the key.  It looks like a problem with the felts contacting the tines.  Brand new dampers from Vintage Vibe.  Any suggestions?  Or just keep ignoring me like I don't exist? LOL.