Sanderson Accu-tuner

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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Rick Osborne" <rve at bvunet.net>
To: <pianotech at ptg.org>
Sent: Friday, June 08, 2007 10:08 AM
Subject: Sanderson Accu-tuner


> Greetings,
>
> Having been a musician and teacher for a number of years, I believe I 
> know a well tuned piano with I play it.  When I got into piano tuning  2 
> years ago, I was convinced that, with my trained ear, I would be  able to 
> tune a piano to "my" satisfaction.  I am still convinced of  this, but it 
> hasn't happened nearly as quickly as I hoped it would.
>
> Although I am tuning pianos for pay and am fairly  pleased with my  work, 
> I am keenly aware that I will never be completely satisfied  with my work 
> as a tuner until I am satisfied with it as a teacher and  musician.
>
> I believe that I'm doing all the right things, but I still want to 
> progress more quickly.  I would also like to speed up my tuning in a 
> client's home.  So, I am giving serious consideration to purchasing a 
> Sanderson Accu-tuner.  I have heard wonderful things about this piece  of 
> equipment and, my intentions have always been to buy one  eventually. Any 
> input from some of you who own one would be very  helpful.
>
> One more thing, I am preparing for Guild examinations and I know the  Sat 
> III has a program dedicated to Guild exam preparation.  Have any  of you 
> ever used it and was it helpful?  Thank you for taking the  time to read 
> this e-mail.  Take care and God bless.
>
> Rick
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