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Hey,
Just listened to your podcast discussing the missing fundamental.
Interesting. Reminds me of a lecture (Physics of musical instruments) i took 30 years ago at the university of Heidelberg.
This concept also holds for musical instruments. For example a grand piano (No matter which brand) is not able to radiate the fundamental of it‘s lowest notes, it is just not big enough, its strings are only a certain length. We did measure this on a Bösendorfer and on a Cello during the lecture .Only one octave up, the fundamental kicked in.
There was one exception however, an Italian brand Fazioli, they make grand pianos that big, so they are capable to reproduce the fundamental.
Cool!