Rob and all.... I use a SAT....and don't use a mute strip for anything.....when pitch raising I use a rubber mute to kill one string...with a little practice you can pull the other one up and see when it is where it belongs on the display. For example mute the right string...pull up #1 and then #2...move the mute up to the next note and pull #3 which finishes the 1st note...continue on up.Same thing going down the bass except there are only 2 strings....dont really need a mute for the bass. Once in awhile you will find a note that is hard to read; so just use a mute on that one and keep going. On the final tuning pass I tune the right string first, etc. I use rubber mutes. Dick RPT ---------- > From: Rob Stuart-Vail <rob_sv@msn.com> > To: pianotech@byu.edu > Subject: RE: tuning sequence > Date: Thursday, April 24, 1997 4:14 PM > > Dick - > > >>quit using a felt mute strip and just tune unisons<< > > This is *after* the pitch-raise (or lowering) - right? >
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