This is a very good point, and one which echos Marcels post. Its one of the reasons I became a hybrid tuner. When I go through my aural tweak pass I want to be assured my previously tuned notes are right where I left them. One of the greatest benefits I've had from active employment of an ETD is a vast improvement on tuning stability. Cheers RicB I think if you ask most ETD using tuners why they use the machine instead of just aurally, one of the answers will be they suddenly found their solid tunings were in fact drifting slightly...i.e. going back over notes previous tuned, even within the same unison you were tuning...;-] Aurally, we rely on one string as being set and tuning the other strings to it and venturing out...but if it changes? If you aurally tune with a temp strip and come back to do the unisons you are kidding yourself... David Ilvedson, RPT Pacifica, CA 94044
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