Try E, buddy, but perfect unisons, why is that ? Kristinn At 20:02 31.8.2000 -0400, you wrote: >I agree with Larry Messerly. Now that I am using RCT I am finding that I >often >tuned the top 4-5 notes way too sharp. I have found pianos tuned by others >where that top C was tuned to the pitch of D#! > >Clyde > >Farrell wrote: > > > I ran into a situation today that I have run into many times before and > have > > no explanation for (today's was kinda an extreme example). I wonder if some > > of you folks might understand what is going on. > > > > A1959 Kakauer 40" console. The owner said he knew for a fact that it had > > been at least 25 years since it was last tuned. I played it. No reason to > > doubt his recollection. 80 cents flat in bass, 100 cents flat in tenor, and > > up to 150 cents flat (A7) in treble. > > > > Oddity: B87 and C88 were about 25 cents sharp. WHY??? :-( Why is C88 so > > often near pitch or sharp, and the rest of the poor neglected piano quite > > flat? Any ideas? > > > > Terry Farrell > > Piano Tuning & Service > > Tampa, Florida > > mfarrel2@tampabay.rr.com
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