Hi Joe, Sorry about the last post, my leg is bothering me, my back is bothering me, no girl is bothering me... We are learning a lot of new stuff all the time. This is much yet to know indeed, and I hope some of it comes into focus before I gp tune St. Pete's junky upright. In Steinway the stringers normal string four pianos a day. Of course, that is all they do, day after day, string. They don't have TIME to worry about a wee twist in the string. If you feel more comfortable in making sure there is a minimum of twist in a string then more power to you. One thing I have learned, don't buy the first model of anything. Wait until the Mark II or Mark III is out before investing a lot of money into something untried. At least not until some really god eggs have found most of the flaws and they have been corrected. If dropping a thousand bucks doesn't bother you then go ahead but I personally can't afford to do that. TuneLab is free, play with that for a while. Newton
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