> David, > > Have you ever gotten into trouble in the singles on a B, doing a 10:5 > octave instead of a 6:3? I have. (10:5's worked fine for several > weeks into the summer season at one venue until the Ravel Piano Trio > hit, and then the 2:1's were too active in the slow movement's slow > deep-bass octaves.) Please tell me, my delightfully-named internet friend, what in the HELL a 10:5 octave is. Your math and science skills are obviously light years beyond mine; I am but a humble analog and right-brain listener and tuner. Thank ya very much.
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