Bill, That's a very good response you have put there. We really have to know what piano tuning is about in order to understand that is may not quite fit into the do-it-yourself fashion. However, there is just one thing I may disagree with. I understand that tuning from A0 with the aural method is the most unappropriate way to proceed. But since the change of tension in the bass section has more effect in the opposite section (treble) than the other way around, it is totally relevant to tune bottom up with a *good* ETD (read RCT, SAT or TuneLab) in order to ensure more stability, specially in pitch raising. Scientifically proven. Michel lachance, RPT >While I do know of excellent technicians (even highly skilled RPT's) who >start tuning on the note A0 and proceed in one direction through to note >C8, >to me, in my opinion, this is about the most illogical way to tune a piano >that may be conceived. I would never, ever do that. >Bill Bremmer RPT >Madison, Wisconsin ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
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