Friends: I like to think in terms of efficiency, which has been a focus for me nearly all my adult life (not in every aspect, though). The more experience we have in tuning, the more quickly we should be able to tell when the string is right where we want it. Regards, Clyde d.l.ezell@att.net wrote: > But as we all know a piano that is tuned very quickly > will not usually stay in tune very long, so speed is > really not the thing that most of us should be concerned > with but the quality of our tuning.As piano tuners the > final results of our work is not really measured by > us ,but by the customers we tune for and a good tuner > will always find work thru his reputation.
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