Guys and Gals, As a SAT III user (former SAT I user) I have always been perplexed by the "unreadability" of the LED's while tuning the top octave of the piano. They seem to flicker out of control and many times it's hard for me to distinguish which direction they're moving, or if they are "dead on". The other day, in my deep frustration, while tuning I crossed my eyes (in a gesture to myself) and behold, I was able to distinguish clearly the movement of the lights. Paradox? Cross your eyes to see clearly? Apparently, by blurring my vision, I was able to block out the weaker flickering lights and focus on the stronger signal. Try it and let me know what results you get. Or maybe someone has another suggestion. Todd L. Mapes Associate Member Fort Smith, AR (Home of "Hanging Judge" Parker)
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