Hi Tom
Is it reversed crowned perhaps? See....... nothing new.
Dale
List,
I serviced a very interesting 5' 1930? ( I left my atlas on the desk)
Mehlin grand today.
First glance was very typical small grand design. Cantilevered bass
bridge but with a pretty decent backscale length. The real surprise came from
below.
The bass was floated and had a 3" wide serpentine cuttoff .
The ribs were "reverse" tapered .
That is the ends of each rib were around 1" thick at the rim and tapered
to around 5/16 " thick in the middle. I'll bring my camera next time and
pass along some images.
Really cool design stuff. The overall condition was fair to poor and I
really would have liked to hear this thing out of the box way back when.
Any of youze belly heads worked on one of these?
Tom Driscoll RPT
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