Thanks Ron, The board is RC&S but how good it is has yet to be determined as it is my first. It does seem to be very responsive. Sounds like I just need to rely more on my listening skills - not necessarily an easy step to take for me. As I told Dale, I can put the hammer for note 68 at 1/9th, get a great tone, move the hammer close to the string so I can see the strike point and pluck at both sides up to 5mm and not really hear much difference in tone. It all gets a strong fundamental with pleasing partials and great sustain. Gene The more of these boards I build, the more amazed > I am at how very many of the problems we take for granted as something we > have to work hammers around with a conventional soundboard assembly > through the top half of the scale are predominately soundboard > inefficiencies. > > I know, that's just WRONG by everyone's experience - until they work on a > few RC&S boards and start noticing differences. > > My take, > Ron N >
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