ETDs

[Pianoman]

I used the cyber-tuner in
Mac form, on PC form, on the handheld form.  I began with an SOT way back in 
the 80's , then SAT and in 97 to the Mac Cyber-tuner.  1.5 years ago I 
bought a new SAT III.  I found that the SAT was less cumbersome since only 3 
samples had to be taken, rather than 5, and overall the SAT was easier to 
use, especially considering battery power.  With the SAT III there are 
several choices of the kind of tuning you want to do.  The original stretch 
tuning, as per the SOT, but built in, or the FAC tunings or to just tune the 
piano manually using intervals.  That is just my opinion.
James
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "carlteplitski" <koko99 at shaw.ca>
To: "Pianotechlist" <pianotech at ptg.org>
Sent: Sunday, June 10, 2007 12:13 AM
Subject: ETDs


Have been reading many messages re. ETDs, and most people have compared
the Acc- tuner to the VT.  Surprised that no mention has been made, so far, 
re.
Cybertuner  ?  Comparisons ??    I have an Accu - tuner I'm quite happy 
with.

Carl / Winnipeg