James: How old is your SAT? It sounds to me like you just need to send it back for a new battery. That would be a lot cheaper than a new SAT with or without MIDI. dave -- _______________________________________________ David M. Porritt, RPT Meadows School of the Arts Southern Methodist University Dallas, Texas _______________________________________________ pianoman wrote: > > Dear list, > I am almost to the point of replacing my third SAT. I am torn between > getting the plain SAT or the SAT II. On those of you who have the midi > version and the programs to adjust your tuning by computer, does this get > old or tiresome or does it stay a meaningful way long after the newness of > control is worn off, especially with the cost of the added programs to the > computer. I do between 1,00 and 1,200 tuning a year so I already spend a > lot of time with my SAT and it will now just get through 3 tunings before I > have to plug in the recharger. Does the midi stuff just a gee-whiz frill > or will it stay useful after the newness is worn off. > James Grebe > R.P.T. from St. Louis > pianoman@inlink.com > "If you don't do it today you may not be around tomorrow to do it"
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