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In a message dated 9/21/2003 1:22:38 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
fordpiano@earthlink.net write
To use your argument, if the bridge pin is reacting
the upward force of the string at an angle and 'forcing' the string
to vibrate in a different plane, then the conventional bridge pin
would be causing the string to vibrate out of the vertical plane
since some component of the reaction force would be horizontal, while
in the Wapin system the front pin offers no horizontal component of
force to resist the upward force of the string. In fact, it doesn't
seem to offer any force at all to resist the upward force of the
string. At a low bearing angle, I don't really see what's keeping
the string on the bridge at the front termination with the Wapin
system.
Phil
Probably a good positive downbearing angle.
Dale Erwin
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