True: for a high A, the frequency is 880 Hz. 3 cents sharp is 881.5 Hz, so the two played together would give a beat frequency of 1.5 per second.
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Gibson's new patent
- Thread starter pilotjones
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I just remembered the perfect solution to the intonation problem! It's amazing that it took so long, since I have been into that solution for soooo long!
This solution takes away all worries. You can at any time play perfectly in tune, whetether you prefere 12TET, true, or whatever.
The good and simple answer is not patentable; it is
FRET FREE!!
S**** Gibson...
This solution takes away all worries. You can at any time play perfectly in tune, whetether you prefere 12TET, true, or whatever.
The good and simple answer is not patentable; it is
FRET FREE!!
S**** Gibson...
