Brian Trout wrote: > > Hi Johannes, > > What's the weather like there? It's not just idle conversation. > > I've come to appreciate that changing weather patterns and related > conditions can wreak havoc upon the best of tunings. > Amen to that. Here in the humid SE I've experienced horrors relating to climate changes. I now keep a temp and humidity guage with me and record them everywhere I go. It's a great way to show what's happening, especially where you tune for concerts or several times a year. It can help you decide whether a piano should stay down at 439+ or be pulled back down from 441. Around here the swing can be as much as 436 to 444 with the RH going from the upper 20s to the mid to upper 60s. (Yes, I have lots of work) I used to go for 440 every time but that seems to be like swimming against the tide. It also can make for a more expensive and less stable tuning. Dan J - Wmbg Va
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