I'm not sure how much experience you have raising pitch but in my experience there is quite a difference in power and sustain between one in tune at A-440 and one in tune with itself at 50 cents flat or more. Greg Clyde Hollinger wrote: > Well, Greg, a skeptic like me will ask-- is it the pitchraise that wows them, > or is it hearing the piano in tune with itself for the first time in decades? > > Regards, > Clyde > > Greg Newell wrote: > > > Dave, Wim and list, > > You may wish to start lubricating the strings with Protek CPL before > > tuning these old beasts. I'm with Joe on this one. What good is a piano > > that's perpetually flat in pitch? Isn't ear training just as important as > > finger training? I raise pitch on these old beasties all the time. They > > have all come through just fine without so much as a whimper. I'm sure > > your also aware of how much livelier they sound when up to the pitch they > > were designed for. Never fails to get a "WOW" from the customer. > > my two cents. -- Greg Newell mailto:gnewell@ameritech.net
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