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Aksenfelt is a Sweedish proffessor of Acoustics. He compiled a series of
five lectures on some research done on pianos, some by himself, the rest
by Conklin and others. The reading is definatly worth getting ahold of.
The book is out of print but I managed to get Askenfelt to copy me up on
a copy machine the entire thing. He is online and can be found searching
the acoustics world.
<p>His mailing address is as follows:
<p><a href="maillto:andersa@speech.kth.se">andersa@speech.kth.se</a>
<p>He said something about trying to get the whole article online, but
I havent heard anything from him on that for a while.
<p>Good luck.
<p>Richard Brekne
<br>I.C.P.T.G. N.P.T.F.
<br>Bergen, Norway
<p>Richard Moody wrote:
<blockquote TYPE=CITE>Who is Askenfelt? Are these in English?
I did a search on my
<br>archives but couldn't find Askenfelt. I thought he was mentioned
<br>recently but because he is not in the subject line I can't find
<br>him. ---ric
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<p>> From: Richard Brekne
<br>>
<br> you might find Harold Conklins article "Design and tone in the
<br>mechanoacoustic piano"... parts 1,2, and 3 available from JASA..
<br>interesting.
<br>Also the articles in "5 Lectures on the Acoustics of Pianos" edited
<br>by Askenfelt
<br>has a whole bunch on this. This second is tough to get ahold of
<br>tho.</blockquote>
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