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[[File:17edo soprano ukulele with 3D printed fretboard.jpg|frameless|640x640px]]

~~Keyboards have also been built for 17edo — see [[Stephen Weigel]]'s [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2B14mttkavA ''Take This Stone (17-TET microtonal cover)''] (2025).~~

=== Keyboards ===

[[Lumatone mapping for 17edo|Lumatone mappings for 17edo]] are available.

The Striso Board can be tuned in many ways, but as it has 17 notes per octave and is organised in a circle of fifths based layout, it works particularly well with 17edo, letting you play far wider stretches of notes than a standard keyboard.

[[File:Strisoboard_piano2a_s.jpg|frameless]]

It is possible to rebuild some standard MIDI keyboards to have 17 notes per octave by combining parts from multiple keyboards, as with the finished product shown in the following videos by [[Stephen Weigel]] and [[Chris Vaisvil]]:

* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2B14mttkavA ''Take This Stone (17-TET microtonal cover)''] (2025)

* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nboggmtayk0 ''DIY microtonal piano - 17 notes per octave''] (2026)

== Music ==

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* [http://anaphoria.com/Secor17puzzle.pdf The 17-tone Puzzle] by George Secor, another introduction into 17edo theory.

* [[17edo tetrachords]]

* [http://microtonalismo.com/proyecto-xvii Proyect 17-Perú] ~~{{forbidden}}~~

* [https://web.archive.org/web/20140511063327/http://www.microtonalismo.com/proyecto-xvii Proyect 17-Perú]

[[Category:Teentuning]]

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 [[File:17edo soprano ukulele with 3D printed fretboard.jpg|frameless|640x640px]]
-Keyboards have also been built for 17edo &mdash; see [[Stephen Weigel]]'s [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2B14mttkavA ''Take This Stone (17-TET microtonal cover)''] (2025).
 === Keyboards ===
 [[Lumatone mapping for 17edo|Lumatone mappings for 17edo]] are available.
+The Striso Board can be tuned in many ways, but as it has 17 notes per octave and is organised in a circle of fifths based layout, it works particularly well with 17edo, letting you play far wider stretches of notes than a standard keyboard.
+[[File:Strisoboard_piano2a_s.jpg|frameless]]
+It is possible to rebuild some standard MIDI keyboards to have 17 notes per octave by combining parts from multiple keyboards, as with the finished product shown in the following videos by [[Stephen Weigel]] and [[Chris Vaisvil]]:
+* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2B14mttkavA ''Take This Stone (17-TET microtonal cover)''] (2025)
+* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nboggmtayk0 ''DIY microtonal piano - 17 notes per octave''] (2026)
 == Music ==
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 * [http://anaphoria.com/Secor17puzzle.pdf The 17-tone Puzzle] by George Secor, another introduction into 17edo theory.
 * [[17edo tetrachords]]
-* [http://microtonalismo.com/proyecto-xvii Proyect 17-Perú] {{forbidden}}
+* [https://web.archive.org/web/20140511063327/http://www.microtonalismo.com/proyecto-xvii Proyect 17-Perú]
 [[Category:Teentuning]]