tuning of piano

[Albert]

Hello,
I have a computeur with a tuning software.
What is the method to make un good tuning
for a piano.
The problem is that there is 1, 2 ou 3 string for 1 note.
For 1 ok
but for 2 or 3 we move é or 3 string in the same time ?
Thank's

[Cy Shuster]

Don't try this on a good piano: you can easily break strings! You must also
have the proper tool, so that you don't damage the tuning pins.

Go to the library and do more research before trying this yourself. Get the
right tools, and then try it!

--Cy--

Post by Albert
Hello,
I have a computeur with a tuning software.
What is the method to make un good tuning
for a piano.
The problem is that there is 1, 2 ou 3 string for 1 note.
For 1 ok
but for 2 or 3 we move é or 3 string in the same time ?
Thank's

[Albert]

Thank's for your answer.
Please for information you turn the 3 tuning pins in the same time
or you adjust 1 an after an other ?
It is mysterious for me

Post by Cy Shuster
Don't try this on a good piano: you can easily break strings! You must
also have the proper tool, so that you don't damage the tuning pins.

Post by Albert
Hello,
I have a computeur with a tuning software.
What is the method to make un good tuning
for a piano.
The problem is that there is 1, 2 ou 3 string for 1 note.
For 1 ok
but for 2 or 3 we move é or 3 string in the same time ?
Thank's

[Cy Shuster]

One at a time, and you use a rubber wedge to silence the others. See this
book:
Piano Servicing, Tuning, and Rebuilding, by Arthur A. Reblitz.

How could you move three strings at the same time?!?

--Cy--

Post by Albert
Thank's for your answer.
Please for information you turn the 3 tuning pins in the same time
or you adjust 1 an after an other ?
It is mysterious for me

Post by Cy Shuster
Don't try this on a good piano: you can easily break strings! You must
also have the proper tool, so that you don't damage the tuning pins.

Post by Albert
Hello,
I have a computeur with a tuning software.
What is the method to make un good tuning
for a piano.
The problem is that there is 1, 2 ou 3 string for 1 note.
For 1 ok
but for 2 or 3 we move é or 3 string in the same time ?
Thank's

[Time Traveler]

On Thursday 07 October 2004 15:29 a poster that claims to be Cy Shuster

Post by Cy Shuster
One at a time, and you use a rubber wedge to silence the others. See this
Piano Servicing, Tuning, and Rebuilding, by Arthur A. Reblitz.

Exactly what I would have recommended. I love that book. :)

Post by Cy Shuster
How could you move three strings at the same time?!?

Respectfully,

Ru Drisi
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