I would say that mine is fairly close to picture #3 - closer to that than #1, and much closer to #3 than #2. #2 seems hard for me to imagine using. You say you tune left-handed - who's hand is that pictured in #1? Love that lever. Looks a lot like mine. In fact, I'd accuse you of stealing my lever if I had not just used it on a piano..... ;-) Terry Farrell On Jun 9, 2010, at 2:19 PM, David Boyce wrote: > Last year on a visit to a piano store, I let the owner and the girl > who was doing some tuning for him, try out my Fujan lever. I was > intrigued by the girl's tuning lever technique, and wondered how it > could work to provide enough control, since the thumb seems to > oppose the fingers and palm. > > Pics 1 and 2 show my normal tuning lever positions (except that to > take the pic of myself, I had to move round a bit, so my forearm is > not as parallel to the piano as it would normally be). I tune left- > handed. > > Does anyone else use a hand position like that in pic 3? > > Best regards, > > David. > > > <Lever position 3.jpg><Lever position 2.jpg><Lever position 1.jpg>
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