So I went to order the pa600qt today, and it's on backorder till early July. Halifax, Canada.
Worth the wait?
Backordered!
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Thoraldus
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Re: Backordered!
If you want it sooner you need to have a friend in the USA buy it from a place like zzounds.com that have it in stock and then ship it to you in Canada.Karimh wrote:So I went to order the pa600qt today, and it's on backorder till early July. Halifax, Canada.
Worth the wait?
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Quarter tones are used in arabic music. We do use the standard western scales, like minor and major scales, but also some scales that require certain keys to be tuned 50cent below normal tuning. This will cause the scale to have a quarter note in it, instead of the usual whole notes And half notes.joshhuntnm wrote:I'd get the non qt version. who needs quarter tones?
I almost did get the standard version... But too late now as I already placed the order.... The wait continues... ETA June 3rd.
These guys:joshhuntnm wrote:who needs quarter tones?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Ar ... population
And there's many more non-Arab countries that use quarter tone...
Sam
