It's my understanding that a piano left in cold conditions will go up in pitch rather than down. My experience tends to verify that since I own a summer house which I've left unheated in winter months. The piano that has wintered there has not seen big pitch variations. Have to wonder at the real reason for litigation... Bruce Waller bwaller@alpinet.net At 10:53 AM 4/24/96 -0600, you wrote: >Hi All, > >Another frozen piano. A large Krydner Upright (old). Tuned in Edmonton to A440 by a reputable tuner. Moved 2 years later to Regina at 25 below zero left overnight and moved into the house. Tuning pins at 20 in/lbs. pitch at -42 cents. (A 429.5). > >This is probably going to go to small claims court. I would appreciate any comments that anyone could make. Any advise? > >Regards, Don Rose > >drose@saskmaple.net > > >
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