SHARP pianos

[Clyde Hollinger]

Mike,
In the instance you give here, I would pull the tenor and midrange down
to match the rest of the piano, which is presumably at A440.  I have my
doubts that there are any pianos that change evenly across the whole
scale, but I had some where almost the whole thing went sharp to some
degree.  This is when I would tend to float the pitch.

Clyde

Michael Jorgensen wrote:
> 
> Hi List,
>        I too have contemplated "floating the pitch" but to those who do
> float pitch-- How?    Pianos I did ten weeks ago, I find the tenor
> drastically sharp, the midrange moderately sharp, the upper mid-range
> slightly sharp mostly next to plate braces.  The top ten notes and the
> entire bass exactly where I left them.   Is there any piano that changes
> evenly over its' entire scale?
> -Mike Jorgensen