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[Greg Newell]

Avery and list,
         I too wonder what you mean by this, Steve. If you mean that RCT 
makes a bunch of assumptions for you and decides how you should tune I 
guess some would consider that user friendly. I really don't know how the 
package works that's just MY assumption based on the things that I've 
heard. I personally don't what anything to "do it for me". That's not what 
drew me into this business. It's a "hands on" business and I'm a "hands on" 
kinda guy.

best,
Greg


At 05:04 PM 6/26/2005, you wrote:
>Steve,
>
>I'd be very interested in what you mean by this. I'm going to be retiring 
>soon and am trying to decide what I
>want to "go with". The University bought my SAT III, so I'm going to have 
>to leave it there. I've been an aural
>tuner for over 30 years but I love the advantages of the SAT, etc.! I've 
>heard some good things about Tunelab
>and know several who use it, but I'm wondering what you mean by more user 
>friendly!
>
>Avery
>
>>Never mind, in my opinion RCT is great. Much more user friendly than 
>>Tunelab. But then that's only my opinion.
>>Steve Martin.
>>
>
>Greg Newell
>Greg's piano Forté
>mailto:gnewell@ameritech.net