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* In the 5-limit, it tempers out the same commas as 53edo, including the [[kleisma]], the [[schisma]], the [[amity comma]], the [[semicomma]], and the [[vulture comma]]. | * In the 5-limit, it tempers out the same commas as 53edo, including the [[kleisma]], the [[schisma]], the [[amity comma]], the [[semicomma]], and the [[vulture comma]]. | ||
* In the 7-limit, it tempers out [[1029/1024]], [[10976/10935]], 117649/116640, 235298/234375, [[Landscape comma|250047/250000]] and [[Meter comma|703125/702464]]; this makes it among other things an excellent tuning for [[Schismatic family #Guiron|guiron]] and [[Gamelismic clan #Tritikleismic|tritikleismic]] temperaments, as well as a possible tuning for the metric temperament. In addition, it also tempers out the [[termite comma]]. | * In the 7-limit, it tempers out [[1029/1024]], [[10976/10935]], 117649/116640, 235298/234375, [[Landscape comma|250047/250000]] and [[Meter comma|703125/702464]]; this makes it among other things an excellent tuning for [[Schismatic family #Guiron|guiron]] and [[Gamelismic clan #Tritikleismic|tritikleismic]] temperaments, as well as a possible tuning for the metric temperament. In addition, it also tempers out the [[termite comma]] and the [[forge comma]]. | ||
* In the 11-limit, it tempers out not only [[385/384]], [[441/440]], [[3025/3024]], [[4000/3993]], [[4375/4356]], and [[6250/6237]], but both the [[nexus comma]] and the [[quartisma]], which in turn means that the [[symbiotic comma]] is tempered out as well. In addition, it also tempers out the [[frameshift comma]] – a comma known to be associated with higher-accuracy systems. | * In the 11-limit, it tempers out not only [[385/384]], [[441/440]], [[3025/3024]], [[4000/3993]], [[4375/4356]], and [[6250/6237]], but both the [[nexus comma]] and the [[quartisma]], which in turn means that the [[symbiotic comma]] is tempered out as well. In addition, it also tempers out the [[frameshift comma]] – a comma known to be associated with higher-accuracy systems. | ||