SAT question

Jim pianotoo@IMAP2.ASU.EDU
Tue, 18 Feb 1997 17:31:20 -0700 (MST)


Tune them both to the Steinway program.  You surely wouldn't want
the Steinway to sound like an Acrosonic.  The Acrosonic will never
sound like the Steinway either. She can either buy another
Acrosonic,
or buy another Steinway.  Otherwise use the best as a standard. They
still will not sound alike, because you are matching only one partial
of each note. They happen to be the best choices, but the other
partials will still be there to haunt you.

Jim Coleman, Sr.

PS If the Steinway is an S and the Acrosonic is 42 or 43 inches, then
I might suggest something else.

On Tue, 18 Feb 1997, Ryan, Philip wrote:

> Dear list:
>
> I have a teacher that is setting up a piano studio with two pianos and
> wants them tuned alike (together).  No problem ( I thought), I'll just
> use my SAT and tune them individually as the manual says.  But here
> comes the rub, one piano is a Steinway grand and the other a Acrosonic.
> Which FAC tuning page should I use?- the Steinway?  the Acrosonic?  the
> Steinway on both?  individual FAC's?
> Will different tunings make the pianos sound alike?  Any advice?
>
> Phil
>




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