>And I say: > >OK, let's go with the idea of the pressure on the bridge causing a shift. >When I'm checking over my unisons and I find one where a string has drifted >a bit >it almost always is *not* the middle string of the unison. > >I wonder what others will say about this. > >Rob > If you tuned the middle string first, it has been hit roughly twice as much as one of the outside strings, and roughly three times as much as the other since you tuned it. It could very well be out of tune with the rest of the piano, but you tuned the outsides to it as you pounded it out, so it's more likely to be in tune with one of the outside strings than the two outside strings are to be tuned to each other. That's what this other will say. Ron
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