Hey Mitch and Jim, Sounds like the makings of another type of tune-off to me???? :-) Avery > Jim Coleman and others have been discussing the SAT 3 and RCT here on > PianoTech. > Mitch Kiel here jumping in with both digital feet. > Full disclosure: I'm not just a piano tuner and avid RCT user. I also >have a business relationship with Dean Reyburn of Reyburn CyberTuner >that in some ways might be similar to Jim's relationship with Dr. Sanderson >and the SAT. I am an authorized sales distributor for RCT >(in a happy coincidence, I bought my SAT 2 from Jim in 1994), >I teach RCT classes at conventions, and I like to write about how to use RCT. > Jim Coleman wrote: >>I have deliberately avoided getting into a public battle of RCT vs SAT. > I think it's perfectly OK to talk about RCT and the SAT. > "Enlightening discussion" is a better descriptor than "battle" for the >way >we should conduct this conversation, as I'm sure my peace-loving >friend Jim >Coleman would agree. Both ETDs have made important contributions to >the state of the art of piano tuning, both have a large and loyal following, >and both will be around for many years to come.The SAT and RCT are >competitors, it's true, but friendly competition is what makes >the world (and PTG?) go 'round, n'est pas? SNIP >>Jim Coleman, Sr. (with flame suit handy) >Mitch Kiel >(no flame suit needed I hope, just my fuzzy flannel pj's cuz it's way past >>midnight) > >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ >Mitch Kiel, RPT >authorized Reyburn CyberTuner sales and support >1-888-I-LUV-RCT (1-888-458-8728) > >11326 Patsy Drive SE >Olympia, Washington 98501 USA >email: mitchkiel@olywa.net >Visit the RCT Web site at http://www.reyburn.com ___________________________ Avery Todd, RPT Moores School of Music University of Houston Houston, TX 77204-4893 713-743-3226 atodd@uh.edu http://www.music.uh.edu/ MUSIC DEFINITIONS: Accelerando : what happens when drummers have to keep a steady beat.
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