ETD Question

[Richard Brekne]

Leslie, I would have to aggree with your statement and qualifier. But I
think its important that equal weight are placed on the potential value of
the ETD and the neccessity of "arming yourself with knowledge" as you put
it. The reason I think this is important is that without making sure of the
"knowledge" half of the equation, the "tool" can potentially (and probably
does as often as not) cause more harm then good. That being said, proper
use of ETD can be ... invaluable.

Actually I get the feeling that most of us more or less aggree on this, as
far as it goes. We may find ourselves in dissagreement on how significant
one or the other point is, but on the whole I see proponents and skeptics
alike saying very much the same kinds of thing.

Leslie W Bartlett wrote:
> 
> I learned shortly after beginning tuning stuff that I had some hearing
> loss due to traumans like Skilsaws and airplanes.......    I do "ok", but
> am always a bit concerned. The audiologist says that humans lost the
> "highs", mostly.  Seems to me, and ETD, armed with that knowledge, could
> restore some of the edge, at least for most of what we every-day tooners
> manage to deal with.
> les bartlett
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Richard Brekne
Associate PTG, N.P.T.F.
Bergen, Norway