Verituner

[rbrekne@broadpark.no]

I keep hearing nothing but really good comments from this multipartial approach
machine. I remember a while back hearing comments about the doability of several 
of the functions this machine purports to have down pat... multipartial display, 
realtime sampling with accuracy, even the basic multipartial approach to 
determining the tuning. All for a price that is very comparable to anything else 
on the market. Of course being an advocate for the shift to the multipartial 
approach in ETD's almost since I first started using Tunelab and RCT, this both 
pleases me and really does'nt suprise me either. But I respect those who voiced 
scepticism far too much to simply discount their previous comments. 

I wonder if anyone has had any negative experiences with this the verituner so 
far.

Antares.... you wouldnt happen to be interested in a quick trip to Stockholm to 
attend the Nordic Convention this October would you ???... hehe.. you could 
bring this Verituner along and give us a look...and hey... I'd get to meet you 
finally as well.

RicB

Quoting antares <antares@EURONET.NL>:

> The Verituner is, according to my recent experiences with it, the very
> best
> tuning machine because :
> 
> a. it measures 'real time' all tones and not just the a's. That is
> VERY
> important.
> b. if you store a tuning, the verituner recalculates that same tuning
> everytime you download it again from the files.
> While using an already made tuning, the Verituner adjusts to new data,
> for
> instance because of slight changes in the piano (hammers, voicing etc)
> c. it means that the Verituner upgrades every tuning, stored in the
> files,
> time and again. That is on of the > real < treasures.
> d. The Verituner has a nice and easy to read display with 2 backlights
> and
> the battery lasts a long long time.
> e. The Verituner has most of the gadgets that other high tech machines
> have.
> f. Backup with the makers is very efficient and updates can be
> downloaded
> from the internet.
> g. There is a Verituner e-mail forum for users where each subscriber
> can
> post remarks or questions, which will be answered promptly.
> 
> friendly greetings
> from
> 
> Antares,
> 
> Amsterdam, Holland
> 
> "where music is, no harm can be"
> 
> > From: HazenBannister@cs.com
> > Reply-To: pianotech@ptg.org
> > Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2001 23:49:36 EDT
> > To: pianotech@ptg.org
> > Subject: (no subject)
> > 
> > My name is Hazen Bannister(www.Bannisterpiano.com),and I'm looking
> for
> > information on the verituner, versus the accutuner. I've been using
> the
> > accutuner
> > for years,happily I must add, and saw the ads for the verituner in
> the
> > journal. Thanks,Hazen.
> > 
> 
>