Gotcha ! ! Assumed that to be the case. What's that expression, you can't make a silk purse out of a sows ear? Thanks. Carl / Winnipeg. Ron Nossaman wrote: > >What does resolution of particular piano mean ? > >I must have missed it if it was posted before. > > > >Carl / Winnipeg > > It wasn't posted to the list. What I told Steve was to keep moving. Do more > tuning than listening and you'll speed up quicker than you thought > possible. Your tunings will improve too, believe it or not. It's easy to > get caught up in listening past the resolution of the piano you're working > on. Also again, think minimum garbage rather than perfection, and tuning > will be easier on you. And again, they will improve. > > Essentially, don't waste time on what can't be done. Spend it on what can > be done well. We learn which is which by eventually trying both, but > beginning tuners find it difficult to let go of the details long enough to > try that quick and dirty tuning pass for comparison against their very best > effort. On a low end piano, there's not much difference in result between > the two. > > Ron N > > _______________________________________________ > pianotech list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives
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