Am I missing something? You expect a temperament to be good on a piano for two years, ---in Houston? Or are you saying that you have tuned the same piano to the same machine file and now two years later you are hearing a difference? The master has been on the machine for two years, not on the piano? ---ric (when clueless experiences mild seperation anxiety) ----- Original Message ----- From: Avery Todd <atodd@UH.EDU> To: <caut@ptg.org> Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2002 8:14 AM Subject: Re: CTE-Master Tuning | Hi Ric, | | >How long are you talking about from tuning to change? | | We originally did the Master about 2+ yrs. ago but when giving tests, I'd | never noticed any problem before. Yesterday, while giving it just a | 'beginning of semester' tuning', was the first time I'd noticed | anything different. | | The only difference that I know of is that we've had some unusually cold, | dry weather (for Houston) the last week or so. It's actually gotten | down to around 22 F. For here, that's cold. :-) | | In my shop, the humidity has also hovered around the mid to low 20's since | I've been back. | | >Was there a fan or a | >breeze or hot light on the instrument during this time? | >Richard Moody | | The piano is in a teacher's studio, so there was no fan or hot light, etc. | | Thanks, | Avery | >| | >| Is it possible for a piano to change that much? Just curious.
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