[pianotech] PR follow up

[Ron Nossaman]

PAULREVENKOJONES at aol.com wrote:
> Honest response is that the distinction between an adequate, acceptable, 
> and fine tuning based on a radical pitch alteration is yet to be 
> established by you or anyone else. I have only tried to cast doubt on 
> anyone's capability to do "fine" tuning in one sitting after a radical 
> pitch alteration. I accept adequate, and acceptable. I do it all the 
> time. Another phrase--"fine enough". :-) Without letting the perfect get 
> in the way of the optimum.

As good a tuning as you could have done without the pitch 
raise, as well as you yourself can determine at the time of 
the tuning. I've explained stability concerns, but these exist 
in regular tuning scenarios too.

If that doesn't get it for you as a baseline, I'm not 
interested in playing the diversionary game with you any 
longer. Go forth and ponder the infinite quality of the 
perfect tuning at peace. You have my blessing.
Ron N