> An SAT resets and calibrates to 440 when you turn it on. I'd guess the > others do too. You can also use the "calibrate" function, but I like to > turn mine off and on after a tuning pass if I've used the pitch raise > feature to be sure it recalibrates before I do a fine tuning. There is > a scenario where the pitch can reset without you realizing what has > happened, but it has to do with the way you use the "measure/reset" > feature and changing from memory mode to tune mode. If you aurally > check intervals regularly, you should catch it before you have to redo > too much. Even so, a semitone reset is pretty unlikely unless you tell > it to do that on purpose. > > I had similar wonderings back when I was just a young fork basher myself :-) > Jeff Thanks Jeff. It's been a lot of years since I bashed a *young* fork, but the possibility of an ETD gone psychotic seemed possible. Sounds unlikely though. Looks like we're down to evil spirits. Ron N
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