Dear Stephan >> I just noticed that on your web site you rounded the 1/6 synt. c. deviation of 1,63 cent to 2 cent, which happens to be the same as the rounded 1.96 of Silbermann's 1/6 pyth. c.. <<
As you can see from the results I used (1/6 syntonic comma = ) 1,6 cents for calculating my cents deviations, but rounded the deviations in the circles to whole cents. So my list is yours (I rounded the F to +6, calculating with 1,63 would have come to a rounded of figure of +7.). I can program my tuner (Korg MT-1200) in steps of 1 cent, so for me it is sufficient. But, of course, in theory you are right. And I will add on the web site that Silbermann-proper is 2/11 syntonic comma, not the 1/6 that I say it is. It's just that 'everybody' calls 1/6 comma Silbermann. I know, that is the worst reason to do it myself, it just shows that my mind is equally mathematically challenged. Thank you for such carefull reading of my web site! David To get on or off this list see list information at http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/~wbc/lute-admin/index.html
