Hi all... Not to beat this into the ground... but if this was true... then why does increased pressure on the screwdriver past the point where the beat stops cause the beat to start up again and speed up with continued increased pressure ? And why does about half the time one runs into this condition the addition of mass to one of the back bridge pins, or even an adjacent cause the beat to stop ? Take out your handy handy 300 gram small vicegrips and check it out. It just doesnt end up being so simple. Cheers RicB >Since the wood is softer than the pin, the pin > would be the more stable of the two simultaneous terminations, unless it > is flagpoling around because it isn't anchored in the hole. In the case of those myriad cases where touching the pin with the screwdriver and/or seating the string kills the beat, It *is* flagpoling. That's what causes the beat
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