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<pre><i>Well, now we've got a skilled aural tuner who now uses a ETD and=
his ear, i.e. he has experience both, and we have you who tune=
by ear only. (I believe?) Don't you think you should be=
investigating the potential of ETDs in improving you tuning? =
Maybe you think it can't be improved?
David Ilvedson
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David.<br>
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If you believe I have no experience with ETD's then I have to ask how
closely you've been reading<br>
this list and for how long. I am on record as one of the most adamant
supporters of ETD usage, and <br>
am responsible for <<discovering>> the P-12th tuning on
Tunelab 97, which Bernhard claims to be the<br>
origional discoverer of in a far more theoretical treatise on the
subject some 15 or so years back. I have Dr.<br>
Jim Colemans personal congratuations on the idea, publicized on this
list. There are a hand full of folks around<br>
the globe who have persued the positive useage of ETDs more then
myself. That enthusiasm does not require of <br>
me however, to be blind to viable concerns that present themselves. <br>
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Cheers<br>
RicB<br>
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