Paul writes: >>Don't know what happened, but facilitiesmanagement on UNL has our building reallly nice. 40% humidity solid forthe past 3 weeks!! How they did it is beyond me, but it's there and I'mliking it! I hope it holds! Greetings, Everything will be fine for a couple of weeks, then we have two days of 78 degree rooms, followed by a day of 60 degrees, then back hovering around 70. Every time the weather begins changing, the system needs a couple of days to react. Knocks the hell out of practice rooms. Stage pianos are tuned often enough, (several times a week) that they ride through the changes with a few cents swing up and down.( I do NOT change a concert piano's pitch 2 cents to match 440 if it is intact where it is.) I am trying to get a semester's worth out of each tuning in the teacher's studios, but that only happens when nothing else goes wrong. Which is rarely. In an ideal world, the budget would be as elastic as the temperature, and I am just wondering what the real world does. What have other CAUTs said to the administration inre costs of tuning going up with HVAC problems. Regards, Ed
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