Susan writes: << <<"Or ... you can use the internally programmable grey device. No switch, batteries rechargeable with hamburgers, no upgrades, no tangled cords, no blinkety lights, .....">> Ah, yes, ears are wonderful things, but this morning, I had two concert grands to tune for a duo piano rehearsal. One was freshly restrung and anywhere from 3 to 10 cents flat. The other hadn't been tuned for the last two months and was 14 cents sharp,(plus another temperament). I had two hours to do the whole thing. I don't think I would have been able to get it done, aurally. The construction outside the building was loud, the pitch corrections were drastic. There was time for one pass each on these pianos, the SAT III left me with two tunings that were within 2 cents of each other at their worst, ( right above the bass break and easily corrected in a few minutes), and right together in most places. They are just tools. Regards, Ed Foote RPT
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