Hi Phil, How about learning to tune aurally, so you can be the backup for the machine. No machine is perfect. :-) Avery >Although I use the SAT II (and don't mind the "blinking >lights"), If it goes south, however, I'm out of work while it's in the shop, >so lately I have been considering buying a backup machine. The article >speaks well of the Peterson. I like its automatic note step-up, the >simplicity of setting the stretch and especially the price. Bill doesn't >mention it, but I assume it does not have a battery and would require a long >extension cord in my case. Has anyone else had experience with this >machine? Would it make a good backup, or is there a better solution? I >would appreciate any input. > >Phil Ryan >PTG Associate
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