Ed Foote wrote: >> Wow! Now this makes me wonder if I have read this right. The resulting sound of a piano tuned in something such as a Kirnberger/Prinz = is way different than that of equal temperament. It seems to me that if there was a correspondingly large difference between two tuners tuning ET, one of them would not be passing any = tuning tests. Have I read the original post wrong? << =20 Well, I don't know if it was your reading or my writing, but I was = referring to the difference between most "well" temperaments (that = being the subject of the thread) and equal temperaments being relatively = minor compared to the differences between 2 different tuners _tunings,_ = not just temperaments.=20 We get so wrapped up in the middle of the piano that we sometimes forget = that octaves and unisons are kinda important as well, and the way these = are tuned varies quite audibly from one person to another. Don Mannino
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