Talk:Tritare

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I have been playing and teaching guitar for 40 years, and I have never seen or heard of a "y-shaped" string. I am having difficulty imagining what that term may mean. Is the cross-section of teh strin y-shaped? Is the string somehow split into three branches? Are three separate strings joined at a common point? If so, is that point fixed or free-floating?

The alleged link to "experimental guitar" in fact links to "experimental musical instruments", and not to the guitar, and "a family of stringed instruments with y-shaped strings" links to "stringed instruments" in general, and not to any hypothetical "family" of instruments with these magical strings.

More explanation or, better, a photo and/or diagram, are really needed to clarify what this alleged item is.