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#923859 - 06/15/05 10:04 AM
Electronic tuning
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Junior Member
Registered: 06/14/05
Posts: 1
Loc: Victoria, British Columbia, Ca...
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I know it can never be as good as having a trained tech tune ones piano, but how would one do a "quick and dirty" tune using a digital tuner that shows the note and how many cents it is sharp or flat? I have experimented a bit and can use the tuning lever or hammer well. I can bring a string to pitch and then get the other one or two strings to a 'no beats" tune. However, I understand that the 5th should be a bit flat and the 4th a bit sharp. If so, how many cents? And I believe I read the treble end should be a bit sharp. I'm not trying for perfection, just an acceptable level of tuning for a home piano that needs an occasional tuning. Thanks for any ideas and help. Bob
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Robert Willihnganz
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#923860 - 07/15/05 12:48 PM
Re: Electronic tuning
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Registered: 12/31/02
Posts: 262
Loc: Leipzig, Germany
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Robert,
you should ask your question in the "Tuner-Technician's Forum". This is not the right place.
Best regards, Jens
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