How To Choose an ETD was ... something else

[Alan Barnard]

1.  Download TuneLab (there's a free trial period). Compare that with the
Katsura or any other
doesn't-measure-harmonicity-and-doesn't-compute-a-stretch software.

2.  Then, if and when you decide to buy an ETD, get other people (chapter
members) to show you and, hopefully, let you try out their Accutuner,
Verituner, and Cybertuner.

3.  Compare features and benefits of those ETD's as well as the TuneLab.

4.  Then look at the investment cost differences, not forgetting the laptop
or pocketPC you'll need to run TuneLab or the software versions of VT or CT.

5.  THEN decide. And remember, as the Germans say: Don't be uberdazzled und
goerfuddleblitzen by das blinkenlitz. By the one you are most comfortable
with in all respects.

Alan Barnard
Salem, Missouri