Handheld Self-Tuning Piano Device

[Billbrpt@AOL.COM]

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In a message dated 3/16/02 9:00:13 AM Central Standard Time, rrg@unlv.edu 
(Robert Goodale) writes:


> I already have a "hand held piano tuning device".
> 
I'm glad you could see right through the obvious on this, Rob.  There was 
recently a lot of discussion of how fast someone could tune a piano.  Only 
those with many years of experience, usually 20 or more ever claim to be able 
to finish tuning a piano in 30 minutes.  While I can get through one in that 
amount of time under ideal circumstances when I really have to, I would never 
claim that it is the best that it can be as this phony promotion claims.  I'd 
really like to see a manufacturer's rep try to pick someone out of the crowd 
at a trade show, a piano owner, not a technician and see what the results are 
in 30 minutes.

Add to that, I get the idea from what Kent Swafford said, whoever came up 
with this idea got a list of theoretical frequencies from a high school 
science book and that's what the victim will be trying to tune the piano to.  
When they see that sales of these are lagging, they should offer a free copy 
of Isacoff's book from among the stacks of unsold copies.

For more on ridiculous new ideas and trends, see my next post.

Bill Bremmer RPT
Madison, Wisconsin
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