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dated 3/6/04 8:13:01 AM Pacific Standard Time, trc3j@juno.com writes:
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LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px">Anyone have one of these fo=
r sale?
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<BR>Verituner, Tune Lab Pro, Sandeson Accu Tuner, or Reyburn Cyber Tuner.
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<BR>If you have a PC or pocket PC, go to Tunelab's website to download a tri=
al version. It is worthwhile to see what's possible, whether that's th=
e device you end up using or not.
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<BR>One of the first investments I made when I took the plunge into self-emp=
loyment was a pocket PC. The Reyburn or Tunelab use it. It is no=
w my calendar, roadmap, and my secondary tuning device(my ears are numero un=
o). I carry a large file helpful documents copied from this list in it=
as well.
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<BR>For better or worse, it has become indespensable(particularly for saving=
time in pitch-raising).
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<BR>Dave Stahl</FONT></HTML>