Well, how interesting, from all of you. "His pia mater is not worth the ninth part of a sparrow" (from Shakespeare´s Troilus and Cressida) some of you may have thunketh! This man I mentioned studied in Sweden, if that´s of any interest. I use a temperament strip for the temperament area and a little bit upwards depending on the piano. Then I use a Papps mute in the treble. For the bass I have a big long leather wedge/mute, (looks really nice). When tuning the bass I mute two notes at a time, tune the outer strings, move the mute down between the next pair and tune the unisons of the other ones. Saves a little time, I think. On grands I use the long leather mute in the treble as well. Best regards, Kristinn
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