Another TUNE-OFF

[Jim Coleman, Sr.]

Hi Jim:

Your idea of using a Palm Pilot is pregnant with possibilities. I doubt that
it has a sound card at the present time, but it would certainly be within
the realm of possibilities for the future when you consider the size of
PCMCIA cards these days.

We also must not forget other prominent tuners such as the PT100-II which
although it is made primarily for Yamaha pianos, many are using for other
similar pianos. Its accuracy is to .2 cents (not bad if you can tune that
accurately, anyway most people can't). Then the TuneLab could also be a
good contender. How's that for generosity from a SAT dealer?

Jim Coleman, Sr



On Wed, 30 Sep 1998 JIMRPT@AOL.COM wrote:

> 
> In a message dated 9/30/98 10:02:18 AM, Wimblees@AOL.COM wrote:
> 
> <<<<" Jon Page
>  PS. Why not include other EDT's as well ? ">>
> 
> <<"What other EDT would you want to compete with the RCT and SAT?
> Wim">>>>
> 
> Wim, Jon;
>  What is an EDT?? Electronic Darn Tuner?? :-) Could y'all be meaning ETD-?
> Wim you aren't paying attention...remember my mea culpa vis a vis TuneLab?
>  Of the three, SAT, RCT, TuneLab, only the SAT is an ETD, the other two are
> tuning programs which may be used on the platform of your
> choice...........speaking of which has anyone tried using these dillies on the
> Palm Pilot? 
> Dumb question ??? :-)
> Jim Bryant (FL)
>