22.08.2001 01:20:44, Newton Hunt <nhunt@optonline.net> wrote: >It definitely, unequivocally, not. > > Newton (sorry about that, but facts is facts) Facts is cool :) nothing to be sorry about in that for sure. So let me understand this correctly. Soundboard changes in relation to seasonal changes is no longer considered to be the biggest contributing factor relative to seasonal pitch changes..? I have read some of the discussion but most of it seemed still a bit in the speculative stages. As in..."this math doesnt account for...", or "I am beginning to question..." and such. Got any good reading to point me at regarding this ? > >Richard Brekne wrote: >> >> 21.08.2001 01:54:26, Ron Nossaman <RNossaman@KSCABLE.com> wrote: >> >> >>I have always considered sound board rise (or fall) to be the biggest >> >>factor in seasonal pitch changes >> > >> >Everyone always has, as far as I know. But then we've thought the pitch >> >drop during a pitch raise was from soundboard deflection too until fairly >> >recently. >> > >> > >> >> And we still dont really know for sure that this is not the case.... or what >> ?? >> >> > >> >Ron N >> > > >
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