PAULREVENKOJONES at aol.com wrote: > We are still lacking agreement in what we mean by > "adequate" and "fine". I just supplied you a definition - leaving as good a tuning as if you hadn't done a pitch raise. Is that semantically acceptable, or fine? >Does "fine" include stable? How stable? No, at least no more or less stable than you can verify on site, at the time of the tuning, just like every other tuning you do. Is there a magic method of reading latent instability in a tuning, other than comparing pitch response with tuning pin feel, being unable to knock it out after tuning, and the passage of time? If you'll brew the stew, I'll supply the bat wings. No, strike that. Bats deserve better. Ron N
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