Jim, Without prying into your method, is this coupling the reason that a drop of glue on the duplex can work? (extra mass changing its frequency) --Cy-- ----- Original Message ----- From: "James Ellis" <claviers at nxs.net> To: <caut at ptg.org> Sent: Sunday, October 22, 2006 3:45 PM Subject: Re: [CAUT] Baldwin SD-10 > So, what are the solutions for a sizzling front duplex? There are a few > that will work: However, they are NOT muting the duplex (which will make > the tone dull and decrease the sustain), NOR raising the string rest so > high that it will put the angle across the capo bar so steep that the > string will dig in and make deep grooves. The trick is to put those > duplex > string sections OFF resonance with the partials of the speaking lengths > without muting them. I'm told that Scott Jones' "PitchLock" clips will > sometimes do the job, but I have not tried them myself. I have my own > method, but it's still under development, so I'm not recommending it just > now. > > Sincerely, Jim Ellis, RPT
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