ETD'S ??? HELP

[Marcel Carey]

Hello Ron,I think the easiest one to use is Verituner stand alone device. Accu-Tuner is also good but I find the interface necessitate more memory (more buttons to press before you can calculate a tuning curve). Cheapest one is TuneLab but you will have to learn how to use a pocket PC or pocket phone.I dropped my verituner this morning and the display broke... Just as I have a very important concert with the Montréal Symphony on monday and thuesday. I had an Accu-Tuner that I dropped several times without a glitch.Marcel Carey, RPTSherbrooke, QC> From: ronmay_rpt at bellsouth.net> To: pianotech at ptg.org> Subject: ETD'S ???  HELP> Date: Fri, 10 Oct 2008 12:26:17 -0500> > " But I am very very happy that I have my Verituner for 2 years now. How > could I work without an ETD all the years? It makes work much more > comfortable."> > Gregor> > It makes work much more comfortable."> Can you add improved to this statement??> > At 71 and have been a very proud very busy aural tuner ever since Dr. White > handed me a diploma and dubed me "Sir Tuner" . That was way to back in 1958,> I can't believe I am getting interested in looking at ETDs.> Dr. White is doing a back flip in his grave.  I am concerned because I have > walked in immediately behind many very poor ETD tunings. I admit to knowing > absoutely nothing about these things and how they work. What I've seen > hasn't impressed me.> > I think I am looking for a good, very experinced ETD salesman that can show > me why I need one of these things.> > With a number of different ETDs out there, has anyone come up with a best > and worst list?> > I am trying to be open minded and really want to understand.> > Ron May, rpt. > 
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