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[Horace Greeley]

Steve,

You wrote:


>	My own suspicion is that there may be more expanding and
>contracting than just the bridge or bridge cap. How about the soundboard?
>Does it crown up enough in high humidity to produce this effect, or at
>least contribute to it? Would that help explain why I notice the effect
>more in the mid-treble than anywhere else?
>


The answers here are yes, and yes.

And I'm not sure why none of us have made an issue of this aspect before.

Thanks.

Horace





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