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"A friend who tuned his own CP70 loaned me his copy of Piano Tuning for Dummies (really).  I had two problems trying to do it (though I never really gave it the college try on my own CP70).  \n1) I can't imagine actually counting beats per 5 second interval.  I tried it a couple times -- when they get down to just one or two beats, I can hear \"solid\" vs \"off\", but I can't quite count the beats.  I just hear movement.  Maybe it just needs more training &amp; practice.   \n2) I don't bother trying to adjust even unisons in the top octave.  I can't seem to make the tiny adjustments necessary.   \nAnd there's one other thing.  I really really really like a piano to be tuned rock solid and even tempered and, well, the way only really good tuners do.  I suspect it would take me a long time to tune well enough to satisfy myself.   \nBut, given that this piano is so far off, maybe I should give it a try.  What have I got to lose?  It's going to go out of tune as it adjust to its new home anyway!    \nMaybe TuneLab would help ... but IMHO, stretching the tune on a piano to its own harmonics is important.  I have a hard time imagining a program doing a good job of that.  Still, no harm checking it out.  Hopefully it's avaliable for Windows, or else I'll have to commandeer my wife's new iPad.  "
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