Re: Acrosonic

Hi I cannot rememberwho posted it but I have a Baldwin Acrosonic upright (a
nice Blonde one)
it sounds gorgeous. It is being retuned for Lambdoma frequencies in a
"hysterical tuning" that is the tern used by trad piano tuners that I called
to help tune it. Any suggestions on the type of hay??

I also have two Baldwin Organs (1 church) 1 at SEJIS station 2 (thierry
migiones ) tuned by myself,Denny Genovese and Barbara Hero mystically
re-named DRONOSONICS. The early Baldwin organs have these huge oscillator
type jobbers enabling easy microtuning---those foot pedals sound so phat.
cheers
Pat

"D. Stearns" wrote:

> From: "D. Stearns" <stearns@capecod.net>
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Rick Tagawa
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> You might want to check this out :
> <https://www.mindeartheart.org/micro.html>
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> I have a Baldwin Acrosonic upright (a
> nice Blonde one) it sounds gorgeous.
> It is being retuned for Lambdoma frequencies
> in a "hysterical tuning" that is the tern
> used by trad piano tuners that I called
> to help tune it. Any suggestions on the type
> of hay??

Alfalfa's very healthy, and Lambdoma frequencies
promote its growth - plant the seeds near the piano
while the tuners are at work.

- Monzo

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