Hi, I agree with the fact the piano can change in a short time in pitch, with heat. Just try stage lights, after a piano comes out from lockup. Regards, John M. Ross Windsor, Nova Scotia, Canada J Patrick Draine wrote: > >Andrew Remillard > wrote > >1) I really doubt turning on the heat caused to piano to go all that flat. It > >can take up to a week for a sound board to adjust to a change in environment, > >not a matter of minuets Although, yes, it can have some minor impact on your > >tuning, I rather doubt that is what you ran into. > > RUBBISH! Yes, changes in humidity can take awhile to show up, but having > the heat turned up -- especially when the vent is very near the piano -- > will have an immediate effect, which is obvious to a tuner using an ETD. > The iron plate and the steel wires, change in temperature (and expand), > going flat (up to a couple cents or more) within seconds of a temperature > change. > > Patrick
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