The method, still used by Google in open-ended job interview questions, relies upon a process to discover what we don’t know. However it is possible to get a very close approximation using what is called “Fermi problem solving.” A Nobel Prize winning physicist, Enrico Fermi (1901-1954), was famous for being able to make estimates with little or no actual data, for questions that seemed impossible to answer. There is no correct answer to these questions in any practical sense because no one knows the answers. All of the testimony that I have read on this unit is very true.Do you know how many piano tuners there are in Chicago? Or closer to our primary purpose, how many problem drinkers could be referred to AA through HCP (health care professionals)? The answer to the latter is cause for both concern and grounds for hope. I have been using this computer for one year and after being an aural tuner for over thirty years, I must say that the Accu-Tuner is a very welcome aid to my continued tuning success. All of the efforts of you folks at Inventronics were on center stage and the performance of your product was in the spot light. This level of fine tuning made for a very high degree of tuning for the Band's live performances which in turn helped create live recordings of studio caliber. Many thanks for making life easier for me and countless others. I never had any confidence in my tuning ability when it came to tuning the temperament octave on inferior quality pianos.I no longer have this problem. And even though I enjoy a very good reputation as a tuner/technician in my area, the Accu-Tuner has helped me improve. The piano which I tuned today sounded gorgeous.
But NO ONE could have tuned that piano under those circumstances without a SAT II. When all was said and done, and tuned, my teeth were still chattering, but the piano sounded GREAT! I know some good technicians a couple of them are good friends of mine. I realized I had one alternative: do the tuning, string by string, according to what the SAT II reported, and using the magnetic pickup. I had no sooner started tuning the piano when one of the workmen started work with his jackhammer, It was a devastating sound I couldn't hear the piano and the SAT II couldn't isolate the piano from everything else. The piano, in the lobby, is about 14 feet from a plate glass window, the other side of which is the concrete entrance way. It never occurred to me we might have some conflict. When I was there a few weeks ago, the front entrance-way and sidewalk were being torn up for repairs. Having been trained to use my ear, I've relied on the SAT II to refine what I've always heard. I've been taking care of a Lester Grand Piano in the lobby of a large condominium on the Jersey shore for several years now. However, I believe the specific situation below deserves one. I've never been one to write testimonials. Tuned over a Jackhammer - Robert Townsend, Toms River, NJ
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