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{{ | '''16:20:25''' is an [[augmented triad]] found on the ♭II+ ({{Frac|16|15}}), ♭III+ ({{Frac|6|5}}) ♭VI+ ({{Frac|8|5}}), and ♭VII+ ({{Frac|9|5}}) of the [[duodene]]. | ||
In [[augmented (temperament)|augmented temperament]] (including [[12edo]]), it is enharmonic with its [[rotation|rotations]], [[20:25:32]] and [[25:32:40]]. | |||
It is a [[stacked chord]] consisting of two 5/4's, meaning that its otonal and utonal inverses are of equal complexity, similar to the [[25:30:36|5-limit diminished triad]]. | |||
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16:20:25 is an augmented triad found on the ♭II+ (16⁄15), ♭III+ (6⁄5) ♭VI+ (8⁄5), and ♭VII+ (9⁄5) of the duodene.
In augmented temperament (including 12edo), it is enharmonic with its rotations, 20:25:32 and 25:32:40.
It is a stacked chord consisting of two 5/4's, meaning that its otonal and utonal inverses are of equal complexity, similar to the 5-limit diminished triad.
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