David Ilvedson wrote: > Richard, > > Personal tastes certainly have something to do with this but in my > experience it is the personal tastes of my customers that have dictated my > tuning. I'll tune HTs when I get requests for them. So far not a one and > I have mentioned HT to discerning customers. I don't think that because > I'm in the tuning business it is my responsibility to be on a crusade to > share the HTs with the world. I personally have experimented with a few > via my SAT III but I play mostly Jazz and got tired of cringing...I think > if I were in a University situation I would definitely have a few rooms > with HT tunings. > > I expect soon to be lambasted by the far right (as in "I'm right, your > not")..;-] Not by me you wont... I agree with everything you wrote. Like I say, HT's or ET all are just fine, and we should be able to do them with a smile on our face if asked. And leave our personal preferences by and large out of the question, except where its appropriate to ...er... express ones otherwise subdued creative genuis...hehe. I still dont see where prostitution works into this. :) -- Richard Brekne RPT, N.P.T.F. Bergen, Norway mailto:rbrekne@broadpark.no
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