---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment Wim, Once the "madness" is over here, I am going to try and work this out for my situation. I'm curious, anyway. >My numbers are: >Number of tunings in a year: 1103. >Total "setting" number: 122.5 >Total: 135117.5 >Divided by 75 (number of pianos and harpsichords) = 2814.9479 >Divided by 48 (weeks per year I work) = 37.532639 I do have one question. Do you really think harpsichords should be included in this? It seems as though the amount of tunings they require, compared to a piano, would mess up the numbers. If they are used regularly, they should probably be tuned weekly. Daily when being used in performance. And that depends on the repertoire. It varies so much. At least in my situation. The faculty member here can do some of his own tuning, depending on what temperament he wants. If it's ET (rarely), Prinz, Werckmeister, a Meantone, I have to do those. He does a pretty good Young and can touch up a tuning when needed. I'm probably not explaining this very well but maybe you'll understand what I'm getting at. Thanks. Avery ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/caut.php/attachments/27/6f/d0/a9/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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