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=== Guitars ===

The first 41edo guitar was probably this one, built by Erv Wilson in the 1960's:

The first 41edo guitar was probably this one, built by [[Erv Wilson]] in the 1960's:

[[File:Erv Wilson's full-41 guitar 2.jpg|none|thumb]]

Note the new bridge, several inches below the original bridge. The new bridge increases the scale length and spreads the frets out, making the guitar more playable. Erv numbered the frets as seen here, with the 3-limit dorian scale in enlarged numbers.

[[File:Erv Wilson's full-41 guitar 3.jpg|frameless|838x838px]]

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[[File:Melleweijters.com 41edo.jpg|frameless|832x832px]]

''Melle Weijters' 10-string guitar (Melleweijters.com)''

''[[Melle Weijters]]' 10-string guitar ([https://melleweijters.com Melleweijters.com])''

[[File:41-EDD_elektrische_gitaar.jpg|alt=41-EDD elektrische gitaar.jpg|560x745px|41-EDD elektrische gitaar.jpg]]

''41edo ~~Electric~~ guitar, by Gregory Sanchez.''

''41edo electric guitar, by [[Gregory Sanchez]].''

[[File:Ron_Sword_with_a_41ET_Guitar.jpg|alt=Ron_Sword_with_a_41ET_Guitar.jpg|Ron_Sword_with_a_41ET_Guitar.jpg]]

''41edo ~~Classical~~ guitar, by Ron Sword.''

''41edo classical guitar, by [[Ron Sword]].''

The [[~~The Kite Guitar|~~Kite Guitar]] (see also [https://~~KiteGuitar~~.com KiteGuitar.com] and [http://tallkite.com/misc_files/The%20Kite%20Tuning.pdf Kite Tuning]) is a guitar fretting using every other step of 41edo, i.e. 41ed4 or "20½-edo". However, the interval between two adjacent open strings is always an odd number of 41-edosteps. Thus each string only covers half of 41edo, but the full edo can be found on every pair of adjacent strings. Kite-fretting makes 41edo about as playable as 19edo or 22edo, although there are certain trade-offs.

The [[Kite Guitar]] (see also [https://kiteguitar.com KiteGuitar.com] and [http://tallkite.com/misc_files/The%20Kite%20Tuning.pdf Kite Tuning]) is a guitar fretting using every other step of 41edo, i.e. 41ed4 or "20½-edo". However, the interval between two adjacent open strings is always an odd number of 41-edosteps. Thus each string only covers half of 41edo, but the full edo can be found on every pair of adjacent strings. Kite-fretting makes 41edo about as playable as 19edo or 22edo, although there are certain trade-offs.

[[File:Caleb's Kite guitar.jpg|480x640px]]

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 === Guitars ===
-The first 41edo guitar was probably this one, built by Erv Wilson in the 1960's:
+The first 41edo guitar was probably this one, built by [[Erv Wilson]] in the 1960's:
 [[File:Erv Wilson's full-41 guitar 2.jpg|none|thumb]]
 Note the new bridge, several inches below the original bridge. The new bridge increases the scale length and spreads the frets out, making the guitar more playable. Erv numbered the frets as seen here, with the 3-limit dorian scale in enlarged numbers.
 [[File:Erv Wilson's full-41 guitar 3.jpg|frameless|838x838px]]
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 [[File:Melleweijters.com 41edo.jpg|frameless|832x832px]]
-''Melle Weijters' 10-string guitar (Melleweijters.com)''
+''[[Melle Weijters]]' 10-string guitar ([https://melleweijters.com Melleweijters.com])''
 [[File:41-EDD_elektrische_gitaar.jpg|alt=41-EDD elektrische gitaar.jpg|560x745px|41-EDD elektrische gitaar.jpg]]
-''41edo Electric guitar, by Gregory Sanchez.''
+''41edo electric guitar, by [[Gregory Sanchez]].''
 [[File:Ron_Sword_with_a_41ET_Guitar.jpg|alt=Ron_Sword_with_a_41ET_Guitar.jpg|Ron_Sword_with_a_41ET_Guitar.jpg]]
-''41edo Classical guitar, by Ron Sword.''
+''41edo classical guitar, by [[Ron Sword]].''
-The [[The Kite Guitar|Kite Guitar]] (see also [https://KiteGuitar.com KiteGuitar.com] and [http://tallkite.com/misc_files/The%20Kite%20Tuning.pdf Kite Tuning]) is a guitar fretting using every other step of 41edo, i.e. 41ed4 or "20½-edo". However, the interval between two adjacent open strings is always an odd number of 41-edosteps. Thus each string only covers half of 41edo, but the full edo can be found on every pair of adjacent strings. Kite-fretting makes 41edo about as playable as 19edo or 22edo, although there are certain trade-offs.
+The [[Kite Guitar]] (see also [https://kiteguitar.com KiteGuitar.com] and [http://tallkite.com/misc_files/The%20Kite%20Tuning.pdf Kite Tuning]) is a guitar fretting using every other step of 41edo, i.e. 41ed4 or "20½-edo". However, the interval between two adjacent open strings is always an odd number of 41-edosteps. Thus each string only covers half of 41edo, but the full edo can be found on every pair of adjacent strings. Kite-fretting makes 41edo about as playable as 19edo or 22edo, although there are certain trade-offs.
 [[File:Caleb's Kite guitar.jpg|480x640px]]