>My wife is a composer and she writes her music with the aid of a Macintosh >computer. >Her former teacher is more 'old fashioned', he still writes music with a >pencil and an eraser. >His handwriting is beautiful. >I do understand about aesthetics, but also about the aesthetics of a well >designed and beautifully accurate machine. > >friendly greetings >from > >Antares, Hi Antares, But I LOVE the machinery. Ed was talking about quality of tuning, and I was more concerned with maintaining interest. The quality of my tuning is quite adequate to my standards and clientele, most of whom I acquired because they were having trouble finding a tuner who could meet their requirements until they tried me. That doesn't mean that I couldn't be a better tuner if I dedicated myself to the cause. I surely could. There are just plenty of other causes and areas for betterment that I'd rather spend my energy and resources on. It's a wide world, and it's full of mysteries that need tamed. Ron N
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