The "NeverTune Piano"

[Clyde Hollinger]

Now that I am using RCT, there are some instances when a string is dead
on, full target blush and all.  I leave it.  When I was tuning aurally I
would detune and retune to see if I could make it sound better.  It
seems like a good idea to me to minimize wear on the pinblock if we can
reasonably do so.

Clyde

Allan L. Gilreath, RPT wrote:
 One
> of my apprentices asked me the other day what you do when you come across a
> note that's "perfectly in tune."  Do you retune it or leave it?  Maybe
> it's my own hubris, but I had to tell him that I didn't know.  I've never
> found one that couldn't be improved a little.