Dear LHSBAND440, I would encourage you to use your name. Even though this list is somewhat impersonal, having a name helps a little bit. How long should it take? That depends. How long have you been tuning pianos? My guess is that nearly every one of us took three hours to tune a piano when we were starting, so that's a consideration. Eventually you learn how to work more efficiently, and what exactly you want to hear, and it goes a lot faster. Most of my tunings take 45-60 minutes. Actually, beginning to use RCT slowed me down a little bit, but I have reasons to believe my speed will return to normal within a year or so. Regards, Clyde Hollinger, RPT Lititz, PA, USA LHSBAND440@AOL.COM wrote: > How long should It take to tune a piano if you are using an Accu-tuner and > tuning from A0 to C8, in that order, and using the Accu-tuner to tune the > unisons as well. I am at 3 hours.
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