---------- > From: Phil Bondi <tito@peganet.com> > To: pianotech@ptg.org > Subject: ..a Tuning Question.. > Date: Tuesday, July 01, 1997 9:40 PM > > ..a piano player called me today..a friend of mine..told me he did a gig > where the tuner tuned A2 and then A7 FIRST..and then tuned the piano from > there..it seems the tuner used an electronic device as reference for A2, and > then tuned A7 to that.. > > ..i asked how the piano sounded..he said it sounded good.. > > ..i asked if he knew HOW the tuner tuned once he was happy with A2 & 7..he > didn't know.. > > ..he of course asked me if i had ever heard of this method..i said no.. > > ..has anyone on this list heard of this method??..i'm curious. > > Dear Phil, In using the SAT, you can theoretically start at any note or point you wish. I once knew a blind tuner who tuned aurally who began his tuning at A-0 and went up one note at a time. His name was Al Krumm. His pianos turned out fine. James Grebe pianoman@inlink.com >
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