Pitch Raise

[Hechler Family]

Gary,

I still have never caught on to the two pass theory. I still do one pass
and let the customer know that, for it to be better, don't wait so long
between tunings.

So please expand on your definition of a "quick and dirty" pass.
(meaning actually what do you do - which I probably will try since most
of my customers have old uprights and players.

Thanks you,
Duaine

gary wrote:
> "Two pass" tuning takes no more time generally than "one pass". First
> pass
> is "quick and dirty" and "second pass" refines the tuning.
>
> I've found that to be true for me..It takes  around 75 minutes to do a
> rough pass and come back and do a fine tune. In cases where a pitch
> raise isnt necessary, it still takes me around 75 minutes!  Can't
> figure that one out.
>
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Duaine Hechler
Piano, Player Piano, Pump Organ
Tuning, Servicing & Rebuilding
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