jim
728 posts
Feb 16, 2011
2:32 AM
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thechangingcolors
27 posts
Feb 16, 2011
2:55 AM
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wait let me guess. you have owned a harmonica or two before?
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jim
729 posts
Feb 16, 2011
3:52 AM
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That's what I have collected from my free trade-in repairs... (three to one deal)
The only harmonicas I have ever broken are my LLF and one reed on the chromatic.
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groyster1
858 posts
Feb 16, 2011
5:30 AM
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@jim
that confirms what I already knew-the harp players are the culprits in harp breakdown not the harps
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Zadozica
15 posts
Feb 16, 2011
5:59 AM
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Jim, when you use the iStrobosoft, is your version set to Capo or can you change the settings to JI or ET?
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jim
730 posts
Feb 16, 2011
8:23 AM
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@groyster:
well yes and no... the longest stack of reedplates are '80s MS. They are very, very, VERY unreliable. And very unresponsive. I think I'll never have to use those.
@Zadozica:
I don't get the point... it shows very accurate pitch reading. Plus my ears - what else should I need to tune it? Besides, if I'm tuning to JI - I will only need to tune ONE reed (1 blow & 1 draw) - the rest can (and maybe even should be) done by ear.
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groyster1
860 posts
Feb 16, 2011
8:48 AM
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@jim
there seems to much negative talk about the hohner MS series from the forum for that reason I have decided to stay away from the MS my meisterklasse is not an MS but a classic I hear the MS meisterklasse is POS
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Zadozica
17 posts
Feb 16, 2011
8:55 AM
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Jim, let me clarify my question.
There is only one tuner setting under iStrobosoft and that is Drop/Capo. There is no setting for ET or anything else like there is in Cleartune. SO I guess my question to you is if you use the Drop/Capo tuner setting for your work or does your version have other options?
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jim
732 posts
Feb 16, 2011
9:01 AM
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I don't use any. I just auto-calibrated it and set the concert pitch.
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