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#652875 05/09/08 06:18 AM
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I am looking for the best brands...Which tuning equipment do you recommend?
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Katerina,

Hello and welcome to the forum. The best tuning equipment I could recommend would be the equipment that comes with the professional technician that you are going to call to come to your home.

Oh you mean you want to buy tuning equipment? Well, the Hale brand would be one of the better ones that come to mind; perhaps some folks here have other ideas for you.

cheers.....

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Hi Katerina, are you a tech, or are you starting to learn to tune?


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Yes, lets have a little background, before we answer this question. Actually a good, well trained ear is the best piece of equipment a tuner owns.


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I think the best one can do for learning to tune is studying. The hardware and software are no problem if one know how...

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Deagan tuning forks, no longer made, alas!


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