Dear Friends,
(This is for my aural-tuning colleagues; I am three college tuitions away
from an ETD...)
Today I struggled with a 70's Acrosonic and no matter what I did, it still
sounded lousy. I tune aurally, using Bill Bremmer's chain (April-May 2004
PTG Journal). Finally, I went back to my old standby, 4ths and 5ths, and got
it sounding okay.
When you tune a PSO, do you spread the F-A third wide? Do you set it at 7
bps or more? Do you try to get the F-D to match the A-C#? Or do just try to
get the octaves as beat-free as you can? How do you deal with these beasts?
My wife says I shouldn't take on any more spinets...maybe she's right...
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Gregory P. Livingston, Piano Tuning and Service
781-237-9178
Piano Technicians Guild, associate member
(Boston chapter)
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