New SAT

[C. Mike Swendsen]

My two bits worth......
I have seen the RCT and I think it does some very nice things... the
concerns that I have are these:
1.  A notebook is too large to use comfortably, it will not sit on any
ledge, lid etc on most vertical pianos.
2. If you come into a house using a computer it doesn't look as
professional as a dedicated electronic tuning device.
3.  If an enterprising customer thinks you are tuning, just using a
computer he may think he can do it too, and download something and try
it.... he just might be semi successful, or break something... In any
case, it's not something I would like to see done.
4.  The notebooks need to have their batteries recharged after every 2-4
hours of use. That means recharging every day at least once, probably
twice...And that's while the batteries are new, when they start to loose
their charge holding ability.....

C. Mike Swendsen RPT
> 
> PDtek@aol.com wrote:
> >
> > I am considering the purchase of a new SAT and wondered if anyone out there
> > has had any personal experience with the new model I have been hearing about,
> > as to new features and is it worth the additional cost.
> >
> > Any insight would be appreciated.
> >
> > Dave Bunch
> 
> I know barely nothing about the new SAT model.  But I know that for
> $1595 you can get a Powerbook computer with the RCT program which I
> STRONGLY recommend.  I is just as revolutionary as the SAT was when it
> first came out.  And you can still use all your old SAT tunings with
> RCT.
> 
> Michel Lachance, RPT