>...I remember we were all seated around a table at a restaurant in Denver, CO. >As we were talking, someone's watch alarm went off. I was the only one in the >entire group of 8-9 PTG members to hear it. I requested the owner to turn the >alarm off. It pretty much cued me in as to the disverse aural sensitivity >amongst >tuners, even those who are acknowledged to be the best. Hey "Doubting David", I remember hearing an alarm going off, and I wasn't even in Denver. (just funning) >...I have >never seen aural quality results that satisfied my ears just using an ETD >without >using any aural checks and making compensations... I don't recall anyone advocating *not* using aural checks and making compensations as necessary in the day-to-day practice. So if that is the substance of your positional stance in this thread, I certainly take no issue with that. >...We are different, God >made us that way, and I am very glad for this difference. No problem there. Cheers, Keith A. McGavern kam544@ionet.net Registered Piano Technician Oklahoma Chapter 731 Piano Technicians Guild USA
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