Oops?

[Warren Fisher]

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Dear Oops group,

My purpose for starting this discussion was to cover procedures up to
but not including the tuning of the piano, including any slick or sneaky
procedures I could have used to get out of the hole caused by my error.
When I finish however many passes it takes to accomplish the pitch
raise, then I am ready to start tuning.  I prefer at this point to have
all strings of the piano either roughly on pitch or slightly sharp so I
am not chasing the pitch from the under side when I am trying to tune.
If I find that situation then I do another pass in that section to
correct the problem, but I would much rather get it right the first time
if possible.

Warren

David Ilvedson wrote:

>  I think the "dead-on" lasts about as long as it takes the tuner to
> close his kit or is out the door...;-[]  I don't even think about a
> stable tuning with a 100 cent change...too many things going ...I
> simply do the best I can and schedule the real tuning for 3 to 6
> months. David I.
>
>      A 100 cent pitch raise "dead on" in 2 passes?  If you say
>      so.
>
>      Bill Bremmer RPT
>      Madison, Wisconsin
>
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Warren Fisher RPT
fish@Communique.net
1422 Briarwood Dr.
Slidell, LA 70458-3102


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