---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment I'm anxious to go to the convention and check out what they have . My hearing is great, but an ETD would be great for noisey situations like a nursing home, but I need one I can read as well as watch the little light go around. My son would love that.;) I looked at pocket PC today at radio shack while doing some errands, tool case hunting, and found that theres no way on earth or anywhere else, the greyhound station in Chicago, that I'll be able to read that thing. Unless something improves, I might have to rely on my good eears. The lap top idea might work, but using the city bus system doesn' t make me comfy with that idea ,hauling a lap top around, not to mention the cold temps, thinking next winter if I have one.;) Marshall -------------- Original message -------------- From: Avery <avery1@houston.rr.com> That's the ONE thing I don't like about the SAT. The "spinner" is easily visible. But the numbers are not in a low light situation! And I need to see that because too often, it goes the wrong way & unless I'm aware of that (or check it aurally), it can really screw you up. I really wish they'd make that display MUCH more visible! I do a lot of concert work in a low light situation! Avery At 09:41 AM 2/6/2006, you wrote: Marshall, How visually impaired are you? If you can see the red spinner fairly well, the Accutuner might be the way to go...but there are numbers involved in setting it up. Their size is about like 8.4 8.7 9.3 David Ilvedson, RPT Pacifica, California Original message From: pianotune05@comcast.net To: "Pianotech List" Received: 2/6/2006 5:11:20 AM Subject: Re: tuning environment I know I'm not going out and buying and ETD right away, but I was wondering what size font the print is. ie. 10 12 etc. Since I use the city bus system, the smaller ones woule be a better match for me ,but depending on the print. I can see the red light on the spinner pretty well. Are they pretty much the same in price, tune lab, verituner etc. I know the Acutuner III is in the neighborhood of 1700$ Marshall -------------- Original message -------------- From: Conrad Hoffsommer <hoffsoco@luther.edu> > At 12:36 PM 2/6/2006 +0100, you wrote: > > >...ETD that I can get a close look at. I want to see how bug the numbers > >are whether I can read them or not. I'd like to get one just so I can > >raise pitch before tuning by ear.< > > > >Hi Marshall, > > > >Maybe someone there still uses the laptop version of RCT. I think that as > >the screen is pretty big, it wont be too difficult for you to see the > >spinner, and you can put it in different colours which may help. It's > >awesome for pitch raises. > > > Guilty as charged... > > I have RCT on a new 14.5" screen Toshiba. (i.e. large print edition... ;-} > ) Note: that's larger tha! n my home TV screen. If I ever buy a DVD, I'll > watch it on my laptop. 8-}}} > > No internal mike, so I need to plug one in, but I still can set the 'puter > up to 8' away on a convenient table, chair, other piano or even the floor > and see quite well. For grands, I usually set it up on the short sticked lid. > > I have different colo(u)rs for the spinner for fine tune and pitch raise, > and some available hues are _really_ easy to see. I've also cut down the > propellor blade to 30° so that the "blush" is really dramatic/easily seen. > > my 2¢. > > > > > Conrad Hoffsommer > > Chi si ferma è perduto. > > _______________________________________________ > Pianotech list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/a5/e5/4a/e1/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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