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tuning fork...........
I was looking at tuning forks on eBay and I see that a lot of them are listed as medical instruments. What use do they have in the medical field?
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Taking money out of the wallets of suckers.
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Neurologists and audiologists use them to assess hearing loss. And the medical ones are absolutely the best there are.-Richie
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Do people still use tuning forks in the age of digital tuning devices??
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I've always associated them with crystals and incense and razor-sharpening pyramids. |
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I'm wondering about using one as a cal tone for StroboSoft.
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I'll take one.. ![]()
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When I lost my hearing in my left side, they used tuning forks as part of a bone conduction test to help to determine the type of injury. Clang the fork and touch it to a hard-knobby part on your skull and enjoy
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Benyah asks- "Do people still use tuning forks in the age of digital tuning devices??"
A look at the equipment of any top professional piano tuner will answer that question. Nothing beats a great set of forks and a great set of ears. For straight-out frequencies, the best strobe tuners will beat most humans pretty badly. For the best tempered tuning, the best humans still win.-Richie |
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HAHA. That's great. So the fork for the sun will have a frequency of zero or infinity? - bases on the time it takes to revolve around itself. Also amazing how the frequencies happen to correspond to exact notes (C,D,A,G,G# etc.) and that these notes don't have defined frequencies, but are 'according to specifications'. And they are being sold in India, but no bids from India are accepted. Only international payments! Why WOULDN'T you trust that auction? |
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