Charging for Pitch Raises

[Leslie W Bartlett]

I have attempted to do the "no mute" thing, with limited success. Perhaps
I spend too much time trying to get the things "close".  But I'm no
longer sure what "close" is. The older I gets, the more pianos I tune,
the more I wonder if I know anything, though I do get some rather
favorable feedback.  Do you do three passes, then?  Such would make a lot
of sense.  I have to work hard to do three passes in under two hours, but
I realize I'm working pretty hard at each one being close, and forgetting
the first two are just "hand grenade tunings"- anywhere in the ballpark
works.
		I am glad it's "one string at a time"- I worried I might have to learn
to hold two or three levers at the same time................  Getting too
old for that!
les



	
> dave
> 
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> On 4/19/02 at 4:41 PM Leslie W Bartlett wrote:
> 
> >How in the world to people do pitch raises in 10-15
> minutes????????????
> >les bartlett
> >houston
> >
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