>Imagine if a string section was absolutely playing the same pitches >(not likely... '-])...IMHO. Hi, David If you've ever heard the Moscow Chamber Orchestra, I think you can agree that when a group of string players play absolutely together and as on pitch with each other as is humanly possible, the effect is ravishing! Any two pianos will have enough variation in voice and scaling that there will be plenty of richness and variety in the sound, without the out-of-focus malocclusion of having differences in temperament and pitch between them. If you ever tune two pianos so closely together that the unisons between them are as good as we usually seek on one piano, I don't think you or the pianists will feel the effect is boring. It's quite magical, IMO. Susan
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