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17:21:25 is also known as the Mavila Major Chord, coonstructed using a very flat ~668c subfifth, and an almost neutral 366c third that, when in conjunction with the flat subfifth, starts to have a major sound quality to it. It is well approximated by a number of generally-low accuracy [[dual-fifth tuning]]s, such as 16 and 23edo.
 




17:21:25 is also known as the Mavila Major Chord, coonstructed using a very flat ~668c subfifth, and an almost neutral 366c third that, when in conjunction with the flat subfifth, starts to have a major sound quality to it. It is well approximated by a number of generally-low accuracy [[dual-fifth tuning]]s, such as 16 and 23edo.
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