>ps- Reviews from fellow-techs, when I admitted I was purchasing an SAT for >testing purposes & speed with pre-recorded tunings and pitch raising, were >quite mixed. Some congratulated me on joining the 'modern' world. Some were >actually quite disgusted. >One, Eric Leatha, known in the E-Mail world as the famous/infamous"Tunerboy", >suggested a "12-Step Program for Accuholics" might be in order. Could we be >suffering from "Accuholism"!? Thanks a lot, Eric! >;>) I admit, I still suffer from this affliction. Everytime I pitch raise a spinet or upright, everytime I need to chip a restrung instrument- man, I get the Accu-twitches. If I still had the SAT, I'd probably have pulled it out, but alas, I quit cold-turkey. Jeff, you will enjoy and utilize your SAT well. It will be an excellent tool. You will most probably not regret your purchase. Just watch how your next pitchraise goes! When I was at WIT, many of the students had SAT's, but none of them used them to their full potential. They used it to set A, or to help smooth a temperament. The stretch calculator, FAC and memory storage went unused. This I found unfortunate. It can really make your life easier. (grumble, grumble) There... I've said it.... I feel somehow..... stronger....More... self-assured.... Eric Leatha, RPT Portland, OR tunrboy@teleport.com "The Buddha, the Godhead, is just as at home in the circuits of a computer or the action of piano as on the top of a mountain or the petals of a Lotus flower." -Robert Persig (freely interpreted by undersigned)
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