On Sat, 25 Oct 1997, Maxpiano wrote: > When I was learning tuning in the '50's, Tuners Supply sold me a book with a > title something like "Essays in Piano Tuning" in which the author made light > of the idea that you could tune a piano using thirds. The greatest point of > wisdom I recall receiving from the book was, be extremely careful tuning the > bass in grands, or a string might break and come hit you, so you would join > the ranks of the blind piano tuners. > > Anyone on the list ever have a string break at the OPPOSITE end while tuning? > > Bill Maxim, RPT Bill: It's always possible that perhaps he was reaching over and tuning from the backside of a grand, while someone else played the notes for him. Remember he IS a Ph.D! Les Smith lessmith@buffnet.net
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