Hej List & Wimblees@aol.com On 06-Apr-02, Wimblees@aol.com wrote: > I pull the string a half step high, then tune the piano, and just before I > leave, drop the pitch to about 5 cents high.... > > With private customers I tell them that note will sound a little funny for a > while, then wit will sound good, I then say, when it becomes bad again, and > you can't stand it, call me and I'll retune it. It's amazing how few calls I > get. And when I go back a year later, that string is way out, but the > customer didn't hear it. It's usually some other note they are concerned > about. Very much like the way I often behave and my customers too like yours, but some day a guy called me, telling that I must have been making a mistake (a year before), because he had found two adjecent notes with exactly the same pitch. This strange behavour had captured his attention, not the funny sound untill then. [the none was a bichord I had made and mounted last time I was there] -- Pianoshop Leif Olsen Member Of D.P.I.F. Denmark http://www.image.dk/~leifo
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