David Ilvedson/SAT Tuning Test Scores

[Farrell]

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David Ilvedson said: "Somewhat lack it may be but SAT III will always =
get a 100% score on PTG=3D
 tuning test...not too bad a place to begin.  Not the stability part =
of=3D
 the test though...that's the tuner totally..."

Okay, I'll give you that. I read the "always" and came up with the =
Winter spinet thing. But you are correct, that there is the implication =
that David was referring to use of the SAT III only in a PTG tuning exam =
situation - and yes, the test would be done on a piano with a much less =
compromised string scale than a Winter spinet. My goof.

Terry Farrell

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> Your question is moot as the exam would never be done on such a piano
> shaped object--but I rather expect it would pass if one used Dr. =
Coleman's
> method of two FAC calculations with the SAT I or II and probably would =
also
> "pass" with the Double Octave feature of the SAT III.
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> Regards,
> Don Rose
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> At 06:42 PM 9/13/2005 -0400, you wrote:
>>   Well, expiriment will tell, but my guess is that a  strict FAC =
tuning on
>>a winter spinet will not pass the PTG exam - especially in  the low =
tenor
>>and bass.   Terry Farrell

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