On 7/23/06, David Chadwick <chadwick61 at cox.net> wrote: > > I have not done > any previous tuning on the piano. Aside from the thorough measurement of pin torque that you're planning on doing, I do hope you will be tuning the instrument as well. While hard numbers are difficult to argue with, there's a great deal that you can learn about the piano as you tune, even if the words one uses to describe it may be compartatively subjective. And yes, we're eager for the photos! If they're big send them to files at ptg.org. Also, I think in the interest of fairness (or thoroughness) I think it is important to measure the RH accurately, probably with a sling psychlometer (sp?). And a good idea of what extremes the piano may go through daily (searing stage lights, constant or intermittent intense blasts of frigid AC, etc.). Good luck and happy investigations, Patrick Draine
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