thanks. i forgot to mention that i knew about the stretch tables on the Peterson 490ST manual and three piano model specific stretch tables at precisionstrobe.com (fyi, i did use google). i'm looking for something more specific to each piano manufacturer and model (like the ones at precisionstrobe.com). katsura On Apr 23, 2005, at 2:35 PM, Benny L. Tucker wrote: > This pdf manual for a Peterson Strobe Tuner is available for download > at the > link below. It lists the offsets for the fundamental frequencies for > several > different piano styles. I use this tuner myself to intonate guitars > with. > You may have to copy and paste the link into your browser if it gets > chopped > up in the email. > Hope this helps. > > http://www.petersontuners.com/support/pdfmanuals/PDF%20Manuals/ > Strobe%20Tune > rs%20-%20True%20Mechanical/AutoStrobe/AutoStrobe%20490ST/ > 490stenglish.pdf > > Benny L. Tucker > Yamaha Factory Tuner > Precision Piano Tuning & Repair > Thomaston, Ga. > > > i see. it's my own ETD i developed based on the popular requests from > my Strobe Tuner users. > > Piano Tuner 1.0 for Mac OS X > > http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/26163 > > my stretch offset table data format is just a text file with note names > and offsets and looks like this: > > "A0"="-20.000"; > "Bb0"="-19.000"; > "B0"="-18.000"; > "C1"="-17.000"; > "C#1"="-16.000"; > "D1"="-15.000"; > > katsura > > > > > _______________________________________________ > pianotech list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives >
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