On 9/24/2012 12:42 PM, Ron Koval wrote: > > In addition to the increase in mass, there is the direct connection between the strings > in the sounding portion - in practice, it does force them into a unified pitch... Yes, but the problem is low break% in the low tenor. The strings are too short and the tensions too low. That's why wrapped strings improve the tone down there. You've tied strings together. Since they don't move exactly in sync, each effectively adds it's mass to the other, which lowers pitch, and increases break% when they are pulled back up to pitch. Ron N
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