>Del, Ron & Ron, >Someone mentioned the physical difference of where the bridge is, in >relation to the crown of the board. The killer octave is usually right where >the bridge(s) is/are at the top of the crown, as it crosses from being on >the back side of the arc, to being on the front side of the arc. The >question is: Is there a relevance here? I know there are many factors in >what makes a "bad" area in the soundboard, but could this factor be part of >the equation? Just wondering. >Best regards, >Joe Garrett, RPT, (Oregon) Hi Joe, I suspected that once upon a time, but it's proven to be almost everything but that. Ron N
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