I think a hanging partial is the inverse of an elective chad. You may have to retune to tell for sure. Carl Meyer ----- Original Message ----- From: <JIMRPT@AOL.COM> To: <pianotech@ptg.org> Sent: Saturday, December 16, 2000 6:59 AM Subject: Re: Re: What is and what is not a piano tuner (was Re: The FinalResult) > Robin wrote; > <<"I can't wait to see the definition of a "hanging partial"..... > Robin">> > > Robin; > As a citizen of recount paradise I feel that I am qualified to answer this > implied question....... > Hanging Partial: That series of coincidental and consequential nodes > representing various physical divisions of any given tone. These divisions > may be counted or assumed given the proper circumstances...but care must be > taken when a "partial" is almost but not quite clearly audible. > NOTE: Adherants of the ET party and of the HT party tend to count these > "hanging partials" differently according to the circumstance prevailing at > any given time. > Sincerely; > Chad Counter, tuner drudge
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