Text-book of general physics, for the use of colleges and scientific schools (1899)
Hastings, Charles Sheldon · Boston: Ginn & company · leaf 603
rce certain overtones and extinguish others. In the stopscalled mixture* the note is produced by sounding toothera number of pipes, each tuned to the individual tones of theharmonic series. Several forms of organ pipes are shown in Fisr. 397. The method of tuning organ pipes varies with the… … Fig. 397. 1. Principal (4 foot). 2. Spitz-flote (8 and 4 foot). 3. Twelfth (3 foot). 4. Cornet.5. Flute (8 and 4 foot). 6. Trumpet (8 and 4 foot). 7. Vox hiwiana (8 foot).8. Bonibarde, or double reed (16 and 8 foot). 9. Mixture (4 ranks). driven into it, and sharpened by contracting this…
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