Do it but charge up the yingyang for doing so. You have to tune it twice before and twice (or thrice) after to get it down for the next performance. Why should you spend your time working for nothing? At this time I would charge an additional thrice my standard tuning fee. It will not hurt the piano, just your pride of standards. Newton > romanop@attglobal.net wrote: > > Hi List, > > What is the opinion of the more knowledgeable list members regarding > tuning to non standard pitch? I've had a request to tune my rental > C-7 to A 443 and am a little reticent to do so. Though I have tuned > up slightly in the past (441), I'm concerned about the effect of the > additional tension such an increase will have on the piano. What say > you all? > > Phil Romano > romanop@attglobal.net
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