In a message dated 8/27/07 11:11:25 A.M. Hawaiian Standard Time,
jim_busby at byu.edu writes:
We (BYU) finally are ready to do some scientific studies of stainless wire.
This will be conducted by Physics professors/students here at BYU. Could any
of you help me pose some “questions”, “queries” or whatever you want to
call it, for these studies?
One of our student piano technicians is doing his senior project and his
professors (who we’ve bugged for years) are just now getting excited about
this.
Here are some things I’ve thought of;
1. What are the actual differences in sound between stainless and Mapes
or Roslau? (Spectrum, etc.)
2. What are the differences in inharmonicity between the two?
3. (how?) Do bass strings with stainless core sound different than
other core?
4. etc….
Jim Ellis, others, I’d really like some input on this. We have our ducks in
a row so now is the time.
Thanks,
Jim Busby BYU
Jim
We all know what rust can do to strings. But how does that effect the tone
of the string? What I would to see is some micro photos of strings with rust,
the oxidation process, and the difference in tone between a rusted string and
non-rusted string.
Willem (Wim) Blees, RPT
Piano Tuner/Technician
Honolulu, Hawaii
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