Hi Jim,
How long would it last? Good question, Now you minimize the
transverse mode, ( a skipping rope like effect) How much less stress at
the pin. mmmmmmmmm More questions and no more answers.
A real brain teaser. Darn, the reminds me where did I leave it? Brain,
that is.
Roger
At 10:41 PM 8/20/01 -0400, you wrote:
>
>In a message dated 20/08/01 9:35:44 PM, baldyam@sk.sympatico.ca writes:
>
><< How much deformation of the string at the pin, needs to take place to
>inhibit rendering? >>
>
>Hmmm............ I would think anything beyond the plastic/elastic limit of
>the wire would inhibit rendering due to the angles involved. This is all
swag
>on my part but it makes sense to me that a wire bent around a pin will not
>render as nicely as one which just runs straight past, yet touches, that
same
>pin. And when both bends are added in that makes 'smooth' rendering, of
total
>string length, all that much more iffy.
>
> I have yet to see a Wapin bridge in person but the principle I can
>appreciate. Anything that makes a more solid termination (3 pin?)at the
>bridge will perform better than a less solid termination (2 pin) on that
same
>bridge and this without consideration of any rendering factors. I am looking
>forward to seeing/hearing my first Wapin...but then the Nossaman imperative
>will have an effect as in ...'well how would this board/bridge sound without
>the Wapin installation ?'.........
>Jim Bryant (FL)
>
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