Standing on shoulders

[Gregory Torres]

I know some tuners that are good, some not so good & some that cannot tune
aurally at all. So, yes, the statement made does presume a lot.

I find personally that when comparing a machine tuning with an aural one  I
found the aural more "sweet". Maybe the ETD tunings are "technically" more
accurate but I personally will tune aurally when faced with a nice
instrument and am not pressed for time. JMHO

Regards,
Greg Torres

RptBob1@aol.com wrote:

> In a message dated 98-06-16 01:13:16 EDT, you write:
>
> << Aural tuning by far is more accurate where as ETD gets you close. >>
> Dave:
>
> This presumes an awful lot.  Are you saying that ALL aural tuners are
> outstanding,excellent,competent, etc.,etc.  Now we both know that is not
> true,don't we?
>
> Bob Bergantino,RPT
> South Euclid, Ohio