<<If you won't just just set pitch with the fork and get the heck on with it, I suggest spending the wait time scratching what itches. If that isn't putting down time to good use, what is? AAaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh... Ron N>> Yeah, yeah, I know. I've done plenty of aural tuning, and I like my aural work just fine. But, the truth is that I just don't tune as fast aurally as I can with the VT and get the same results. It has come down to time, and I've made a business decision to use the VT. It does a great job with the one-pass overpull tunings, which I do a lot of. Beats the heck out of having to do the aural pitch correction first, then a tuning -- which is what I used to do before. Saves the customer money, easier on me, great results. Now, from a purist's perspective, yup, I'll still argue for aural tuning. :-) John Formsma
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