Hi Stephen, > The old approach was to include the box as a component in achieving I thought is strange, in some ways, that some instruments were made plain to then fit into an elaborately made case. Two separate entities. I think that would be rather restrictive in terms of "embodiment" Having the "furniture" (embodiment) as part of the tonal structure is sensible but not at the expense of durability. I don't think we have come to a consensus as to how "strong" or how "weak" a case, plate, structure should be for best compromise between good tone and acceptable durability, that would be very interesting research. > > Now that I have my pants on I am finding it harder to think > > Constipation has it's value, Newton. I have been known to think on my feet, in public, on a rare occasion. :) Hard work though. Newton
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