I certainly aggree that we should all investigate closer what this Veritune can do... and how it does it. I might point out tho that the ability to listen to several partials at a time is nothing compared to the power of the force... wait... wrong movie.. I mean its not so important how many partials you listen to at once as it is what you are listening for. That is what interests me about the Vertitune. I should like to hear more about this device. LHSBAND440@AOL.COM wrote: > Sorry for the bad spelling. > > There is nothing to this point that can match the veritune. To be serious. This machine is light years beyond the RCT and the SAT. Its functions from an on the fly adjusting temperment which duplicates what the human ear does and then some to its compensating pitch raise puts it far beyond any device that doesn't do what it does no matter how small or enexpensive. I can't stress enought that if you are tuning with an ETD as a tool you are not even coming close to the time and effort you can save with the Veritune. I have also done side by side tests with the SAT and it is not even close. Trust me gentlemen and ladies it is worth investigating > > Sincerely > Leo Silverman -- Richard Brekne RPT, N.P.T.F. Bergen, Norway mailto:rbrekne@broadpark.no
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