> A light bridge would be short, narrow, or have holes drilled in it. Those > short bridges in the Steinway trebles contribute to the already > problematic likelihood of getting a CC assembly stiff enough up there, > especially with the panel thinned at the edges! Low mass doesn't show up > as a problem in the treble until you get beyond a certain stiffness. > That's why I said I thought the short bridge was a stiffness, rather than > a mass problem earlier. > > Ron N > Hi Ron, Not sure I follow this. If I read correctly, you say that as you increase the stiffness up in the treble (for example), you need to also keep the mass high. If that is so, I don't follow the logic with the S&S example. If stiffness tends to be low with a CC board up in the treble, wouldn't it follow that we would WANT a less massive bridge? I know I'm missing it here, but could you help me? Thanks, William R. Monroe
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