I have found that on an older, not-so-valueable piano, it may be futile to try and pitch raise. The piano may hold a tune great at 100+ cents flat, but may be unstable at pitch because of an old pinblock. In such pianos, (like those ratty big old uprights), the customer may just want the piano in tune with itself and uninterested in having a piano at pitch and definately uniterested in spending the extra money to do so. so you may want to keep that in mind. _Matt
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