How wrong can you be? I was an RCT user for 1 1/2 years. The future is in the SAT III. How many versions of the past RCT have you seen? Talk about recycled past? The new SAT III is all new. Processor at twice the speed. Yes, I've carried two batteries and a charger. I've had it with chargers. How many times have I had to recalculate a tuning using the RCT? Too many. With the SAT III, you can alter on the fly if you like. It is a dedicated machine that tunes like piano tuners like to tune. The SAT III hears very well. You don't have to redo your measurements. You don't even need all the piano memory it has. I primarily use pages 1 and 2. It's so easy to calculate a new tuning. It's quicker for me to calculate a new tuning than to look among the thousands of tuning I have in the RCT and find the one I want. Jim Coleman, Sr. On Sat, 26 Sep 1998 PIANO2NR@AOL.COM wrote: > As an RCT/WIN 95 beta tester and former SAT user (12 years) I can tell you > they are worlds apart. RCT is the future. SATIII is recycled past. Don Rose > is right on the money. > > Randy Mangus,RPT >
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