Absolutely NOT! The low resolution is on purpose. It masks many boo-boos. Seriously though, specifically what details are you interested in? I will send photos of whatever you wish. Terry Farrell P.S. Thanks for the compliment. I've worked hard at it. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Richard Brekne" <Richard.Brekne@grieg.uib.no> To: "Pianotech" <pianotech@ptg.org> Sent: Monday, June 02, 2003 5:45 PM Subject: Re: Soundboard #001 Finished > I think this is just great Terry. Gotta admit your progress the last > couple years is impressive as all get out, and a fine example to us all. > > Forresten... Could you send me a full sized picture of this so I can see > the details a bit more clearly ? > > Cheers and congrats !! > > RicB > > > Farrell wrote: > > > Well, here it is, all patched and painted and ready for plate > > installation. Note loose foot along bottom of board and generous > > cut-off sections in upper left (quite a bit larger than original), in > > lower right (original dimension) and partial cut-off of sorts (or > > maybe better described as a cross-over - think component stereo > > speakers) - Del's patented Z-bar, which follows the curve of the two > > Z-bar cap pieces seen in the central right-hand area of the board > > (extending up and to the right of the tenor end of the bass bridge). > > Note also how this picture turned out. It was taken with a flash, and > > I was pointing directly/squarely toward the board. I thought this > > would not turn out because I expected the flash to light up the whole > > soundboard into just one bright light - but the darn soundboard has so > > much curvature that the flash was reduced to the small bright spot in > > the middle! Pretty cool.
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