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Different WT tunings #1235805 07/23/09 09:40 AM
Joined: Sep 2005 Posts: 226 Sweden D David Ramezani OP Full Member
OP David Ramezani Full Member D Joined: Sep 2005 Posts: 226 Sweden	Dear technicians! Having read some interesting stuff here at the technicians forum, I would like to try out a non ET-tuning. I am interested in EBVT III and Thomas Young's 1799 temperament. What are the differences between these two? Are there any other temperament I should consider? Best regards, David Ramezani

Re: Different WT tunings David Ramezani #1236064 07/23/09 04:15 PM
Joined: Jan 2004 Posts: 2,868 Chicagoland RonTuner 2000 Post Club Member
RonTuner 2000 Post Club Member Joined: Jan 2004 Posts: 2,868 Chicagoland	Take some time to study and understand the graphs at www.rollingball.com These can help you to "preview" a tuning before taking the time to place it on a piano. The two you listed are very different "strengths". Kindof like asking if you'd like one shake or 12 shakes of pepper on that soup... ;-) Good luck! Ron Koval chicagoland Piano/instrument technician www.ronkoval.com