Sounds like if I were looking to buy an ETD (I'm not ...) the Verituner would be the instrument of choice. Susan >However, the Verituner does its calculating differently. On a piano >where you have not saved a tuning for (first time at the piano), one >starts by sampling a number of strings/notes, much like the SAT - >usually at least all the A's and strings adjacent to the bass/tenor >break. Because the Verituner "listens" to all the notes and uses all >the data (string partials) collected to calculate the next note, it is >best to tune like an aural tuner does by tuning the temperament >section first, then going up the scale, back to the temperament and >then down.
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