A440A@AOL.COM wrote: > Greetings, > I am not sure I understand. How do you know that a fast pitch raise, > followed by a careful tuning, would not have done the same thing? Hi Ed..I know now that I could have done it this way..I have never encountered a piano that was that flat before and all sorts of bad structural things were going through my moind!..i played it ultra-conservative, which is NOT my nature..! > I have > raised a piano 300 cents in 2 hours, and it sounded fine. There was a lot of > stuff that needed cleaning up a month later, but that is the nature of the > wire bending in new places, ( which it will be doing because of the amount of > movement required to make this great a change in pitch!). In the future, I will handle these major pitch raises in this fashion. > > Does this mean that you did 4 tunings, stretched out over a month? over 3 months time..i know..ultra-conservative..i know better now..or do I? Phil
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