Well it was a Yamaha!!! It was a bit bright but since she said she wanted it at 442, I tuned it to 441 (I only wanted to tune it once), in other words, a bit sharper than it was. When I was done she thought it was perfect. David Love ----- Original Message ----- From: "Phil Bondi" <tito@PhilBondi.com> To: <pianotech@ptg.org> Sent: November 04, 2001 1:37 PM Subject: Re: "perfect pitch" > David Love said: > > > She liked it a A442 but felt it was sharper than that, "must > > be A445 at least" she said. In fact the piano was exactly at A440 > > (electronic pitch measuring source). Anecdotal evidence, but in keeping > > with other queries I have made. Will be interesting to hear what those > with > > "the gift" have to say. > > > Is the piano in question on the 'bright' side? I am guilty of thinking that > a customer's piano was sharp(in my perfect pitched ear) only to find out > that it was either right on or a tad flat..and in all of those cases, the > piano was on the bright side. > > Perfectly Pitched, but you can just call me gifted!, > Phil > > >
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