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	After his conservatory studies bass guitar in Enschede, the Netherlands, '''Jeroen Paul Thesseling''' (~~born~~ April 13, 1971) recorded two microtonal pieces for 6-string bass. Further on into his career he started playing 7-string fretless basses that are tuned as follows: ~~low<span style="">F~~#-26cts, B-20cts, E-16cts, A(440), D+12cts, G+22cts, highC+31cts.~~</span>~~		{{Wikipedia\|Jeroen Paul Thesseling}}
			After his conservatory studies bass guitar in Enschede, the Netherlands, '''Jeroen Paul Thesseling''' (b. April 13, 1971) recorded two microtonal pieces for 6-string bass. Further on into his career he started playing 7-string fretless basses that are tuned as follows: lowF#-26cts, B-20cts, E-16cts, A(440), D+12cts, G+22cts, highC+31cts.

	'Discrepantium' - for 7-string bass [[18edo\|24tET]] (2013)		'Discrepantium' - for 7-string bass [[18edo\|24tET]]{{todo\|review}} (2013)

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