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{{Infobox Interval
{{Infobox Interval
| JI glyph =  
| Name = syntonic suboctave,
| Ratio = 160/81
classic grave octave  
| Monzo = 5 -4 1
| Cents = 1178.4937
| Name ="syntonical" diminished octave  
| Sound = jid_160_81_pluck_adu_dr220.mp3
| Sound = jid_160_81_pluck_adu_dr220.mp3
| Color name = y8, yo octave
| Color name = y8, yo octave
| FJS name = P8<sup>5</sup>
}}
}}
'''160/81''' is the inversion of the syntonic comma, [[81/80]]. As such, it is very near a full octave. Because "grave" can denote that an interval is lowered by some sort of comma, we can also call this the "classic grave octave." It, being the octave complement of the syntonic comma, can alternatively be given the name "syntonic suboctave"


== See also ==
* [[81/80]] – its [[octave complement]]


'''160/81''' is the inversion of the syntonic comma, [[81/80]].  As such, it is very near a full octave.


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