>Tunethepno@AOL.COM wrote: >> >> I just looked at a Bluthner "Aliqout-grand." (I'm not sure I got the spelling >> correct on the brand or model, a little distracted by snow this morning.) >>I assume that the extra string riding above most of >> the treble is kind of like a more proactive version of a duplex scale. How >> does one go about tuning these? Just tune it to the unison it is mated with or >> is there some more arcane usage? Any light would be appreciated. > >> South Bend > > >Today my teacher told me that the string in lower section is supposed to >be tuned one oktav up. And in the higher section the same pitch. You can >see the difference in the thicknes of the string when to change. >Like a twelve string guitar. >I hope I´m right > >Ola Andersson >Bergen, Norway > Your teacher is right Ola, and the Blüthners are a pain in the neck as far as tuning goes: too many strings and too many false beats. Antares
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