Hi all, I have a question that's probably in Del's area of expertise more than the rest of us, so I'll address it mostly to him. Del, I think you said in a post a while back that the tone quality in the problematic high tenor/low treble, octave 5 1/2 - 6 range, could be significantly improved by changing the ribbing arrangement in that area. Is that correct? If so, I'm curious how the crown in the redesigned area holds up with time. This section always seems to have the worst time maintaining crown through the years and I was wondering if you have had a significant number of custom ribbed boards out there long enough to get a good cross section on their aging characteristics. Does your modification involve height contour changes to the rim? Why does this section of the board tend to go flat in the first place? I hope this is a fairly simple thing, and I haven't started one of those "neverendingthreads"? Thanks, Ron Nossaman
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