JUDE REVELY wrote: > As for inharmonicity, while it is my belief that there will be future > improvements to this formula; for now it is still worthwhile that we > continue to examine it rather than discard it altogether. I don't recall anyone suggesting discarding it altogether. When did that happen? I believe it would be worthwhile to discontinue the practice of welding strings to tuning pins too, should that have been proposed. > I'll see if I can find out more about the scale of the "zero inharm bass > strings" before invoking it again; but let's face it, it's better to get > this stuff out into the light rather than suppressing it altogether. Suppressing it? I seem to have missed something else. I've heard it discussed, and accepted without question, quite a bit for something lacking substantiation and clarification. While it's not surprising, that's hardly suppression. Attempting to make sense, Ron N
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