frequent tuning - floating pitch? was tuning

[Jason Kanter]

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I imagine that if you "recently" tuned the piano (last week or last month or
two months ago) and now it's still "in tune" but a couple of cents sharp,
you tune it where it lies? That makes it a half-hour tuning instead of an
hour and a half, and the following week (or month or couple of months) you
again tune it where it lies, and within six months, when you have the couple
of hours, you bring it all to 440 again. Yes? Or do you keep adjusting it to
440 every time? Or sell Dampp-chasers?
 

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Jason Kanter . jkanter@rollingball.com
Piano tuning, regulation, repair
Serving Seattle and the San Juans
425.830.1561  


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From: pianotech-bounces@ptg.org [mailto:pianotech-bounces@ptg.org] On Behalf
Of PJR
Sent: Friday, January 27, 2006 5:16 PM
To: Pianotech List
Subject: Re: tuning


I tune cruise ship pianos once a week.  On them you have the problem of
rocking, vibrations, salt air, hard players and continuous playing
(mechanisms).  Comes down to the fact that you tune a whenever it needs it.

Phil Ryan
Miami Beach

pianotune05 wrote: 

Hi everyone,
How often is too often to tune a piano?  I typically see twice a year, or
even every three months.  Is anything less than that necessary such as once
a month or even once a week which I 've heard of?
Marshall



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