Non-ETs; more organic than ET?

[Avery Todd]

Dean,

If you've never used any of them before, I think I'd start with the
"Broadwoods Best". It's pretty mild and works pretty well in all keys.
I've used it several times here at the university without telling anyone
and have yet to have a problem! I know, I'm "bad"! But unlike most of
you, I can always go re-tune quickly if I "do" get a complaint! :-)

After that, maybe the Young.

Of course, Ed may have other suggestions better than mine! :-)

Avery

At 02:33 PM 4/3/04, you wrote:
>This is a fascinating discussion. I have never paid much attention to WT
>before, but am anxious to try it on my daughter's piano and have her play me
>some Mozart.
>
>Looking at my RCT tools, I find a couple dozen different WTs. How does one
>select which one to use?
>
>Dean
>
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