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<DIV>Greetings,</DIV>
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<DIV> This may b=
e a lofty question but here goes: Is there any manufacturer =
that makes equipmnet so that a person can actually <EM>see</EM> a piano stri=
ng vibrate in order to observe nodes and antinodes? What does one need to&nb=
sp;view this; a microscope (perhaps that is laughable)? Would it be so=
me sort of specialized equipment that say a college/university/research inst=
itute would purchase from a manufacturer that specializes&nbs=
p;this type of physics lab equipment? </DIV>
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<DIV>I am reading Hemoltz's <EM><U>On the Sensation of Tone</U></EM> and&nbs=
p;other books; <EM><U>On Pitch</U></EM> by Rick Baldassin, and <EM><U>M=
easured Tones</U></EM> by Ian Johnston. I would like to know =
more about inharmonicity. </DIV>
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<DIV>Thanks in advance.</DIV>
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