Much simpler to tune your fork to the SAT II at body temperature. > When you take your test, hold your fork under your armpit to keep it > in tune when you need to use it critically. I am a student of Randy Potter and have been working on tuning temperments. I have been having trouble proving my A-49 with a 17th test so have been using my SAT III. I want to be good at aural tuning and do not want to get to where I can only tune with a machine. Reading this thread about tuning forks I decided to check mine, making sure to warm it up under my arm pit first. The fork I have is a John Walker. The reading I got on my SAT III after numerous tests is -3.6 !! I know I am a newby and suspect I must be doing something wrong, however this is such a simple measument I wonder. Any advice? Terry Jack Eugene, Oregon Chapter
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