learner with some questions

Susan Kline skline@peak.org
Fri, 05 Aug 2005 22:19:54 -0700


At 09:10 PM 8/5/2005 -0400, you wrote:
>to be able to produce a decently tuned piano - pretty clean unisons (as 
>the piano allows) and the rest where nothing stands out - within maybe two 
>hours or so.

I was at 3 hours + when I first started tuning for money, but I got results 
I could live with. The time went down to 2.25 hours within the first year, 
and stayed there a lot longer than that, unless I had reasons to hurry.

Can you produce a decent tuning, which you and the customer both can 
approve? And can you deal with common small repairs and/or have technical 
backup for when you find yourself in beyond your depth?

Tuning stability may not be the greatest when you first set out. I know of 
no shortcuts for learning how to provide a rock-solid tuning.

YMMV

Susan Kline



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