In article <003a01bfbfb5$99f7c180$0100a8c0@john>, John M. Formsma <jformsma@dixie-net.com> writes >List, > >There has been mention on the list from those who routinely do a normal >tuning in 45 minutes or less. For those of you who can do this aurally... You must take into account where the piano is and how often it has been tuned over the years. A lot of the pianos in my area tend not to move in pitch for years so they are just touch ups and the one that do are small seasonal pitches, so when you pull up or down the middle, the bass and top treble fall into place. Thus speeding up the job in hand. Take the same pianos and ship the over to Boston it would be quite a deferent story. You probably would not get such an easy tuning. Why only aurally? Kind Regards Barrie, -- Barrie Heaton Ý The U.K. Piano Page: http://www.a440.co.uk Ý http://www.uk-piano.org/ PGP Key on request Ý Home to the UK Piano Industry
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