New topic: Lifting the Strings

antares antares@euronet.nl
Sat, 17 Apr 2004 09:39:18 +0200


On 17-apr-04, at 9:08, Isaac OLEG wrote:

> Then if one want to have the best and durable fit, one can go thru the
> long process of leveling again and again, till the end of the
> stringing process (before the dampers are mounted) till the string
> plane is almost perfect at the strike, but as this is a temporary
> state in some zone because of the soundboard shape changes with
> seasons, one may not be too perfect on this part of the job I believe.
> Knowing the model we are working on may also help.
>

Thanks Isaac, for an interesting subject.
Most techs I know are not really aware of all the treasures we may find 
when we delve into this subject.
But indeed, after having mated the strings, the trouble is that you 
would have to do this very often because a perfect match changes with 
one concert.
The very best result is thus only possible at a concert level, where 
the instrument is checked every day for every performance.

friendly greetings
from
André Oorebeek

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The Netherlands

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