Jim Busby wrote: > Ron, > > You always make too much sense. Why should we make sense?? > <G> But, that is probably what part of my comment will be; > support your decision with reason, address the contrary > points. It's always amazed me that such a big deal is made of such a small thing, when we hear of so many instances where the pitch was left at 440 and the person requesting the higher pitch had no clue. Anything that critical to someone ought to be detectable by that same someone, wouldn't you think? So the REAL motivation for requesting a standards change is.... >And give me two new Nossaman pianos that I can > leave at A440 'cause raising pitch will cause "piano > implosion", Oh my! > > Best, Jim Hey! I sure hope not! My pianos tend to be slightly lower tension scales than the original anyway, so they'll take the pitch change (as will pretty much anything). I just don't see the need. There are plenty of other sources of aggravation available. Ron N
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