too picky about tuning

[JimWilsonian at aol.com]

I think this is new info you're now giving us about the tuning 7 months ago 
having been a 25 cent pitch raise, yes?   

In any event, I strongly suggest making it your policy when doing any pitch 
raise to (a) confer with the client before the tuning about what to expect, and 
(b) always leave written info about "What is a Pitch Raise".   I have my own, 
but PTG's one-sheet is fantastic as well.   You're doing yourself and your 
client a disservice not to do the above!

Jim Wilson



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Date: Mon, 2 Jun 2008 13:23:41 -0400
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Just got back. Piano was in surprisingly good tune - nothing more than two
or three cents off. Only about a dozen notes with whining unisons. Not bad
for seven months after a 25-cent pitch raise.






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