...Another thing to consider, Linda: I've done tuning in a recording studio setting and an interesting thing to keep in mind is this: When pianos are miked for recording, the mikes pick up every little tiny sound. For example, the damper wires sliding through the bushings, while marginally noticeable to our ear, can sound like sliding a desk across a room. Maybe I exaggerate a little but my point is this: any little waver in a unison is magnified multi-fold by studio microphones - which makes it seem more odd that your client thought the tuning was to clean. Matt W -NY
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