Conrad Hoffsommer recently said (referring to his use of an ETD):
-I can tune multiple pianos together without having to move them around to access both (or 3) keyboards simultaneously.
My question: Do you keep the same ETD settings for the first piano as the second, even if they are different makes or models?
I have one customer who has 2 Yamaha 6 footers side by side. I tune one with my ETD, then keep the same setting for the other. When I check them together afterward (I STRETCH my arms wide), there are usually a few notes that don't quite match.
When I was an aural tuner, I sometimes hired my teenage daughter to sit at the first tuned piano and play the notes while I tuned the second.
Wally Scherer
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