In message <004a01c0a647$164ce1c0$2cfbfea9@ci5xf>, Paul
<tunenbww@clear.lakes.com> writes
>List
>All this about A being other than 440. How does a tuning fork user set
>something other than A440, such as 442 or 444? I can't help but feel
>there many tuners out there like me that use a fork only to determine
>A440 and have little if any knowledge of how to "adjust" for another Hz.
>Fortunately, I have never been asked to tune A to anything but 440.
>But, my curiosity makes me ask how this done WITHOUT an ETD. I'll
>park my but(t) and wait for the answers.
>
>Paul Chick
I have a C 522, C253.3, C528 and an A400 forks but I do have an Ac fork
as well for when I tune to B
Barrie,
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