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by napicola
23 Apr 2013, 12:01
Forum: Piano Advice
Topic: The right tone in unisons
Replies: 13
Views: 17686

Re: The right tone in unisons

There are many professionals who use a ETD in unusual circumstances, for example when they have to do their work on stage and they are surrounded by noise produced by the public, etc. and producing a positive result.
by napicola
22 Apr 2013, 00:37
Forum: Piano Advice
Topic: The right tone in unisons
Replies: 13
Views: 17686

Re: The right tone in unisons

I think the subject wasn't properly suggested...
Nowadays there is some piano tuning software and it's clear it isn't enough to follow the instructions but, is it possible to achieve a good tuning only with electronic Tuning device? ETD can replace a piano tuner or aural tuning?
by napicola
18 Apr 2013, 22:45
Forum: Piano Advice
Topic: The right tone in unisons
Replies: 13
Views: 17686

Re: The right tone in unisons

I have an upright piano 49”. I use a software to set the temperament and stretching and I tune the unison aurally. I have many difficulties to achieve the right tone in unisons in three chords in the middle range. Often there is something wrong in any key and sometimes I think it is impossible to a...
by napicola
17 Apr 2013, 22:07
Forum: Piano Advice
Topic: The right tone in unisons
Replies: 13
Views: 17686

The right tone in unisons

I have an upright piano 49”. I use a software to set the temperament and stretching and I tune the unison aurally. I have many difficulties to achieve the right tone in unisons in three chords in the middle range. Often there is something wrong in any key and sometimes I think it is impossible to ac...
by napicola
14 Jun 2011, 19:46
Forum: Piano History
Topic: Overdamper action in upright pianos
Replies: 15
Views: 20149

Overdamper action in upright pianos

I have an upright piano by the early 1900's. It has a good sound, iron frame, spruce soundboard, ivory keys, etc. but it has a separate damper action mounted above the hammers, called an overdamper action.
My question is... can I change the action by modern action?
Thank you.