Bob et al: Yes, Dan Levitan does it in his class on inharmonicity which he gave at Orlando. Fred On Mon, 13 Oct 1997, Robert Scott wrote: > Here's a puzzle that some of you may enjoy. As we all know, > inharmonicity is usually discussed in terms of its effect > when using electronic tuning aids. But suppose you went > back in time 200 years. Using only the technology of the > time, devise a demonstration of inharmonicity in an ordinary > piano. You do not have to measure it precisely, just show that > it is not zero. Can you do it? > > Bob Scott > Ann Arbor, Michigan > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Fred W. Tremper, RPT Morehead State University Morehead, KY 40351 f.trempe@morehead-st.edu ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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