> Hi David, > > Would you care to share your "proof"? Or is it subjective? How do you > overcome the coupling of the strings? > > At 11:27 AM 22/09/2004 -0700, you wrote: >> I believe I have proven, at least to myself, beyond a shadow of a doubt that >> exactly the opposite is true: When the unison is stood stock still, the > sustain >> and resonance of that note is increased to the maximum that is possible, > given all >> the other mitigating factors. Hi, Don---sorry, Mr. Scientist <g>. I meant my own hearing, every time I tune a piano, hearing the resonance increase when the unison is stood stock still---pretty much every time, every note; more prominent in the treble---or at least easier for me to hear---but hearable throughout the piano. What would proof look like? Regards, David Andersen
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