RC vs CC again

Erwinspiano@aol.com Erwinspiano@aol.com
Thu, 2 Oct 2003 10:21:13 EDT


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    Del
   Not to confuse the issue but to my ear when more sustain is present the 
total amount of tonal out put caused by the entire pianos increased sustain, to 
my ear, equals a different kind of more appealing type of power & tone color. 
It"s a tone that floats out of the piano . You know what I'm talking about!.
  Dale


Again, with rib-crowning technology the soundboard maker has a few more
options. The board can be made very heavy and stiff (leaning toward more
sustain, but with a bit less power) or it can be made very light and
flexible (leaning toward more power but with a bit less sustain). Yes,
personally, I opt toward a bit more sustain and I don't mind sacrificing a
bit of power if necessary. The amount of power loss will probably not be
noticeable in real life. And the tonal dynamics are a bit better. At least
that's the plan.

Del

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