Andrew,
Get mine from a machine shop. 1 1/2" brass rod, cut to various lengths
from about 3/4 of an inch up to 1 1/4 long. It's worth whatever he's
charging me for him to cut it, y'know. His rates are lower than mine.........
Later,
Guy
At 06:42 PM 1/30/2006 -0600, you wrote:
I'm finally getting around to working on the piano which had a boomy
crossover from the long bridge to the bass bridge. I'm envisioning getting
some rolled brass stock and cutting off pieces for this. I've cut aluminum
with a carbide blade, I think brass might be a little harder. How
difficult is this to do? I'd drill a screw hole in the center and
temporarily set under the bridge until I get the impedance I want.
>How do you pro's do this? Where do you source your material and what is
>your favorite means of machining it?
>
>Andrew Anderson
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