Piano Tuning Myth 5 and 10 - How to Tune Pianos

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Piano Tuning Myth #5 –
“You must keep your tuning hammer as close to 12:00 as possible and only apply force parallel to the plate for the best stability.”
WRONG!

Piano Tuning Myth #9 –
“For the best stability, you must go sharp of the target pitch, and ease the pitch flat until the target pitch is reached.”
WRONG!

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"You must keep your tuning hammer as close to 12:00 as possible and only apply force parallel to the plate for the best stability."<br />
<span style="color: #ff0000;">WRONG!</span></h3><br />
<h3 style="text-align: center;">Piano Tuning Myth #9 –<br />
"For the best stability, you must go sharp of the target pitch, and ease the pitch flat until the target pitch is reached."<br />
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Piano Tuning Myth #5 – “You must keep your tuning hammer as close to 12:00 as possible and only apply force parallel to the plate for the best stability.” WRONG!

Piano Tuning Myth #9 – “For the best stability, you must go sharp of the target pitch, and ease the pitch flat until the target pitch is reached.” WRONG!

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Piano Tuning Myth #5 –
“You must keep your tuning hammer as close to 12:00 as possible and only apply force parallel to the plate for the best stability.”
WRONG!

Piano Tuning Myth #9 –
“For the best stability, you must go sharp of the target pitch, and ease the pitch flat until the target pitch is reached.”
WRONG!