For those who are interested, the SERC in Charlotte (Oct 26-29,2006) will have a class on new tuning levers. We are inviting the makers to send sample tuning levers, and we will have pianos for testing the levers. See <sercptg.com> Ed Sutton -----Original Message----- >From: Farrell <mfarrel2 at tampabay.rr.com> >Sent: Aug 14, 2006 4:26 PM >To: Pianotech List <pianotech at ptg.org> >Subject: Re: Tuning Hammers > >I see a couple of good inputs so far. > >And, of course, I can guarantee you that the Keith Bowman Renner tuning >lever that I have is the "best" one available! > >Although, I will likely be purchasing a Cyberhammer impact lever in the near >future. :-) > >Seriously though, this is like asking what shoes are best for walking. The >answer is that there are many very fine shoes available, but you have to try >them to see which suits you best. > >Try all the tuning levers. Try 'em and see how they feel. Everyone has a >slightly different technique and no one lever is going to be best for all. >What I find to be the cat's tushy, may give you physical pain. > >And by far the best place to try out a wide variety of tuning levers is in >the exhibit hall of one of the larger PTG conventions. > >Terry Farrell > >----- Original Message ----- >> A male, been tuning now for ~3 years, has a pretty good handle on >> aural tuning, has recently purchased Tunelab to help him produce >> better results both aurally and with an electronic device, currently >> uses a Schaff No. 21 (cigar shaped handle) tuning lever. he wants to >> try something different to tune with. >> >> The Question: >> >> What would you recommend? >> >> Thank you >> >> Mark >> > >----- Original Message ----- >> I'm very happy with my Charles Faulk hammer charles at faulkpiano.com > >> David Ilvedson, RPT >> Pacifica, CA 94044 > >----- Original Message ----- >>I just bought a Fujan lever (http://www.fujanproducts.com) and I'm very >> happy with it. >> David M. Porritt > >
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