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 == Link to Harry Partch ==
-The 11-odd-limit is significant to [[Harry Partch]]'s instruments and scales, with his [[Harry Partch's 43-tone scale|43-tone scale]] unequally dividing the octave into every 11-odd-limit ratio. He theorized about a [[tonality diamond]] that would support this scale, and built his [[:File:Diamond marimba layout.png|diamond marimba]] (along with many other instruments) around this concept. He was, importantly, one of the pioneers of this concept.
+The 11-odd-limit is significant to [[Harry Partch]]'s instruments and theorization. He built his [[:File:Diamond marimba layout.png|diamond marimba]], (along with many other instruments), off of the [[11-odd-limit]], more specifically, his 11-odd-limit [[tonality diamond]], a concept he pioneered and (primarily) created.
 == See also ==