> >> >> I tuned two Yamahas for a customer in her teaching studio. One piano was a >> Model U-11 Ser # T 121496 and the other a G3 Ser # 1098046. The grand had >> two pedals and a data plate on the inside of the case so I am assuming it >> was mfg. in Japan. I did not attempt to tune them together as I know the >> scale is different and the client wasn't interested. Both pianos had the >> same problem. > When I run into this sort of thing, it's probably because I haven't stretched the previous octave enough. Going back, stretching and blending, I can usually clean up after myself and find a minimum garbage situation that I can live with. If not, and in the unlikely event that the customer can tell the difference, it's time for that rescaling discussion. Following others' tunings, I often find the low bass too sharp (at least, by my reckoning). Ron N
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