If your SAT III has any trouble with note switching, send it back to Inventronics. I have one of the early ones, and when I first used it, it had lots of trouble stabilizing on the targeted note. I sent it back to Sanderson's and it came back a totally different machine. It now switches notes quickely and accurately. Keep in mind that they have always had a bit of trouble autostepping on the few lowest bass notes - especially on small pianos. I find that when tuning large, good quality grands, the autostepping often works fine in the low bass, but on little Kimball, etc. consoles and such I need to manually advance the unit for the first four or five notes. After that I'm in autopilot. Terry Farrell ----- Original Message ----- From: "david severance" <severance@mail.wsu.edu> To: <pianotech@ptg.org> Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2001 2:23 PM Subject: Re: SATlll vs Verituner > > Verituner users: > > How reliable is the verituner at finding the note you are playing? My SAT > III has problems with this sometimes. > >
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