At 07:29 AM 2/1/2006 -0500, you wrote: >A message I've saved from Michael Gamble: >The top break is the only area where they are "tuned" at the same pitch as >their partner strings. The main body of Aliquot strings are tuned an >octave high. > >--Cy-- >www.shusterpiano.com Yes, I've seen older ones which had the fourth string further down in the treble, and I believe they had a separate bridge for them? The ones I've tuned are recent (some new!) and the four-string section starts just below the top of the dampers. They have two or three dampers with cute little side-dampers for the fourth string. Susan
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