Lots of hype about tuning to 432 rather than 440

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Jeremy Threlfall
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Post by Jeremy Threlfall »

Yes, we are in our own special pseudo sphere over here (Australia)

Our 240v grounding standards are much stricter over here than yours, meaning those of us that use humbuckers (not me if I can help it) use them by choice not by necessity
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Post by Kevin Fix »

440 :) :) :) :)
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Dan Robinson
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This is a great thread. I'm laughing so hard it hertz.
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Post by Godfrey Arthur »

Since everything is based off of 440 best we can do is write songs that soothe the savage beast and the soul.

Now try listening to Killswitch Engage or Breaking Benjamin.

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Ravi Shankar told Musician magazine that he likes to tune his sitar to the surf. While touring, he would use the room air conditioner.
I wonder which he found more natural to his purposes (whether or not they were to align with the universe), 60 hz or or his native 50? Would he tune sharp in America?
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Post by R. E. Miller »

Flatitude...Thread definitely should have ended with Flatitude. Nothing more to say from that point, really.
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