Gregor Wrote: > By the way: why are false beats always stronger at the left of the 3 strings > in the treble? I noticed that on many ocasions but I have no explanation for > that. While this subject is sure to raise the hackles of some on the list, I do have a theory about this. On a treble bridge (upright or grand), the front bridge pin for the left string of each unison is nearest the outer edge of the bridge, on the speaking length side. These strings will bear the brunt of the impact of any forward "roll" of the bridge. Frank Emerson
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