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In a message dated 6/8/05 9:50:03 AM, Byeway222@aol.com writes:<BR>
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erested in the potential for reducing falseness<BR>
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Thanks to all for your quick responses. Google let me down on this on=
e. I mean, you type in Pitch Lock and you should get Pitchlock, I thi=
nk.<BR>
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I am also interested in its ability to reduce false beats. I will be =
installing a set on a musician's spinet next month. (Yes, believe it =
or not, a spinet with false beats) I thought he would be a good candi=
date to try it out since he should be able to hear the difference. <B=
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Tom Sivak<BR>
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