Poul-Henning Kamp wrote:
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Chuck Harris writes:
I met a violinist some years back who suffered from a 440Hz tinitus on his
left ear. When he tuned his fiddle after that, it was 440.0Hz measured
with a frequency counter.
Did you make this measurement, or were you just told of it? What was the
repeatablity?
I did.
Good, then you should remember some important details:
Could he see the counter, or was the test done blind?
What variety of counter (cycle counting, or reciprocal) ?
What was the pitch variance from 440.0Hz?
How did you deal with all of the sympathetic resonances
that naturally occur within a violin?
-Chuck
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