Don and list, I'd like to raise a question about the "longer if I use an EDT" line (assuming you meant ETD, electronic tuning device). Does anyone want to comment on why tuning with an EDT should take longer, which is also the way I find it? My hunch is that, for average pianos, the human ear is more forgiving than an ETD is, especially at the ends of the keyboard. Therefore a person has to work harder to get those lights or spinner to stop. And why do some tuners find it the other way around? Regards, Clyde Don wrote: > For me a concert tuning should involve no net change in pitch on any note > (2 cents or preferrably less). So one is essentially cleaning unisons. > Therefore a concert tuning for me takes no more than about 30 minutes. > Longer if I use an EDT.
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