In a message dated 98-08-20 12:35:16 EDT, you write: << Hi Wim: The new SAT III has two amounts of overshoot to be used in pitch raising. In the previous models, tuning the unisons as you go would give more accurate results except that the Bass would end up high. If one used a strip and tuned only the center strings with the machine and later came back to clear the unisons, the treble would end up flat. Now, one can use the 25% over-ride for the Bass doing only the open strings with the felt strip in position, use the 34% over-ride for the treble with the strip installed. After clearing the unisons, the pitch is very close to where you want it for a fine tuning to follow. >> Jim: I am anxiously awaiting the arrival of my SAT III. Any word on when it will be here? Wim PS In regards to the question originally asked. I was answering the question as if it had to do with a normal tuning, not a pitch raise. Since there have been so many posts on pitch raising, I won't go into that topic again.
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