At 08:25 PM 4/25/2005 -0400, you wrote: >Barbara, > >Dr. Mannino has the cure. I could not have written it better myself. > >-Phil Same here, Barbara. Don pretty well nailed it, I think. If an hour isn't available, a minimum of 15 minutes will usually take care of it. Also, it's helpful to know if the desk will be in place for performance. Lighting angles can play a big part in the high treble, sometimes. It sounds like your temperature change isn't severe. A 4 cent drift at 440 is less than 5 or 6 degrees Fahrenheit. The best way to be sure, (and predictable in the future), is to measure temps and pitch before, at intermission, and just after. I really like my cheapo Radio Shack infrared thermometer, but.... I fell in lust with the one I saw at the radiator shop. Way cool, with a laser pointer and everything! I didn't ask how much he paid for it, and he didn't leave it under the hood! Good luck, Guy
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