Togetherness

[Billbrpt@AOL.COM]

In a message dated 3/31/99 3:42:58 PM Central Standard Time, JPIESIK@arinc.com
writes:

<< Then I 
      started thinking, maybe there is a compromise, in between, that would 
      allow me to do this. Is this possible? How would I determine the 
      compromise? She's rather picky - would she be happy with the result? 
      Where does the line get drawn as to which pianos (style, make, model, 
      size, etc.) can be exactly tuned to each other? I use an SAT, and 
      maybe I could play around with the FAC numbers to reach the 
      compromise.
      
      Thanks in advance,
      
      John Piesik, RPT >>

There was a thread about this a short time ago and there are several opinions.
Mine is that you were right in the first place and should keep it that way.
Tuning each piano to the same pitch (presumably A-440) but to itself, is the
very best way to have the two be the most "together" they can be.

The two really shouldn't be all that different through the midrange,
especially.  Both have relatively low inharmonicity scales.

Bill Bremmer RPT
Madison, Wisconsin