I understand and appreciate the extent to which setting the contiguous thirds F-A, A-C#, C#-F & F-A in a 4:5 ration sets the foundation of a good temperament (of the ET variety). Most of the bearing plans I've seen start with something like "set F3 to A3 to beat about 7bps, set C#4 to A3 to beat about 9bps, tune F4, test that the contiguous 3rds have a 4:5 ratio..." My question is this, having tuned the F's and the C# and noting that the ratios aren't working out quite right, how do I determine if the problem is the F's or the C#? Many thanks for your help. Jerry Hunt Associate Member PTG (shooting for RPT in 2000) Dallas, TX __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Thousands of Stores. Millions of Products. All in one place. Yahoo! Shopping: http://shopping.yahoo.com
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