Keith, I figured it was in a classroom, being on the CAUT list and all. I'm still surprised by the sensitivity of it. Greg kam544@flash.net wrote: > >Keith, > > I'm amazed that there is trouble with only a few inches movement on a > >slightly unlevel floor. Are you sure this is the only factor? How soon do they > >go out? > > > >Greg > > Greg, > > How I discovered this. I noticed a caster was creating a sympathetic > vibration during a tuning. So, I moved the piano a few inches to have the > caster touch the floor. Resumed the tuning only to find that it didn't > sound right. Made some checks to verify in the tenor section, lo and > behold, it was not where I put it. > > Moved the piano back, went back in tune. Went on and finished the tuning. > > Please, keep in mind that these are university classroom pianos that are > used for theory training, therefore any deviation from decent intervals can > create a hindrance to the learning process. > > Keith McGavern, RPT > Oklahoma Baptist University > Saint Gregory's University > Shawnee, Oklahoma, USA -- Greg Newell Greg's Piano Forté 12970 Harlon Ave. Lakewood, Ohio 44107 216-226-3791 mailto:gnewell@ameritech.net
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