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<DIV> Would tuning a Valotti or Young temperament play havoc on the harp/plate tensions? In other words, would I have trouble stablizing a piano back to ET if me (or a customer) did not like it? I regularly tune a Yamaha C3 for semi-professional recitals in ET, with the black key 5ths almost clean (I guess you call that Just), and I never heard any complaints. </DIV>
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