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In a message dated 08/01/2001 11:32:16 AM Central Daylight Time, 
drose@dlcwest.com writes:


> Hi Dave,
> 
> Silent tuning is a pre tuning done before a major pitch correction. Simply
> turn the *last* pin of each unision before you ever start tuning. Try it.
> You will like it. Therefore it is charged as a part pitch correction.
> Sometimes in the killer octave area I do 2 pins per note.
> 
> 

Well Don, what I was thinking of is an inside joke here in my parts.  There 
was a local tuner of dubious integrity who went to a tuning appointment but 
when he got there the lady of the house informed him her husband was sick and 
napping.  He said that was OK he could do a "silent tuning,"  He went into 
the room with the piano, closed the door with orders not to be disturbed for 
1 1/2 hours (our guess is that he took a nap) came out with out even hitting 
1 note, collected his fee and went on down the road.

Dave Koelzer

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