ricB wrote: Hmmm... well maybe what we all should do is discuss some protocol for checking folks responses that clearly eliminates any chance of influence from us, and rules out any other chance of influencing the objectivity of pianists. And something that can tell us more then that pianists apparently like something other then a clinically perfect ET..... and I am not saying that we have even established that much when it comes down to it. <end> Well.... I think Ed has something like that going already with his "dueling pianos" set-up in his room. But otherwise, maybe in side-by-side practice rooms with matching instruments? Post something like: Students / Staff We are evaluating these two instruments. Please participate in this evaluation. Play both of these instruments, list any differences you can feel and/or hear, (touch, tone, musicality, dynamic range) and place your responses in the envelope located in the office. Thank you very much for your input. What do you think? You willing to give it a try? We can settle on a temperament, or just wing it yourself! (stick with a mild one, please) Ron Koval _________________________________________________________________ Protect your PC - get McAfee.com VirusScan Online http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963
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