Our good old ETD's

[Nichols]

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Conrad,
    I recall that term from an article in the Journal about.... uh.... 8-10 
years ago. Seems like it was maybe..... Virgil Smith,...... I think. It was 
basically referring to an extra-wide treble stretch, I believe. I AM sure 
that I'm unsure..... howz 'dat?

Later,
Guy


At 07:20 PM 2/13/2005 -0600, you wrote:
>Andrew,
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>At 16:48 2/13/2005, you wrote:
>>This is an interesting difference.  Having an ETD along while tuning is 
>>what set me apart (in the customer's mind) from the mediocre amateur 
>>tooners that  did
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>>"Picasso" tunings
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>I'd like to use that terminology at some time, but am unsure as to which 
>period you would correlate the tunings. Blue? Cubist?
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>Wouldn't impressionist be closer?
>:-}
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>Conrad Hoffsommer
>You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say will be misquoted, 
>then used against you.
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