Will Truitt wrote: > I'm disappointed in your answer. I was really looking forward to the > Henbane and the toads, and chanting, "Fair is foul, and foul is fair; hover > in the fog and filthy air." (That's the three witches in MacBeth) Toad - just one. Extra witches optional. > I will take your answer to mean that, as long as the rebuilder practices > reasonable quality control and controls the variables that will affect the > front and back bearing relationships (pinblock thickness, plate height, > bridge top level, etc.), small variations will not have an audible tonal > effect or affect the performance and longevity of the soundboard. > > Will Truitt Nearly as I can tell, that is indeed the case. As David Love said, these systems are quite forgiving. Ron N
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