On Jul 14, 11:06=EF=BF=BDam, Alan D. <SPAMNOTa...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Alan D. <SPAMNOTa...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> >"David L. Martel" <marte...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> >>Jim,
>
> >> =EF=BF=BD That would vibrate the top. I'd be surprised if the bridge
h=
oles are
> >>spaced the same on all guitars so I think your device would only work
o=
n a
> >>specific guitar or model.
> >> =EF=BF=BD I'm not sure I follow the reason for the special gizmo, Why
=
not park the
> >>guitar near a speaker? Put on some Montoya and turn it up. Less
efficie=
nt
> >>maybe but much easier.
> >> =EF=BF=BD There was an acoustic amplifier that had a sound board
inste=
ad of a paper
> >>cone speaker. Perhaps that transducer would be better than a speaker
ma=
gnet.
>
> >>Dave M.
>
> >There are multiple forms of this type of breakin. Some use the
speaker(s=
) and
> >blast it in an acoustic box, sometimes called Shaker Tables with
various
> >theories as to what should be played, other just remove the speaker
cone
> >material leaving the voice coil and attach a "stinger" to the coil.
This=
then
> >is pressed againt, or attached, to the bridge to drive it. An
interestin=
g
> >variant is a system of excentric weights on a small motor which is then
> >attached to the strings to drive the box. Different weights are used
ove=
r a
> >series of days to excite the various modes. Contact Edward Dick
> >(evd...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
) or Greg German (g...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
) for more
on=
this
> >last method.
>
> >All that being said, whether this helps or is all just in the ear of
the
> >beholder is still a hotly disputed area. I don't have a dog in that
figh=
t so
> >no
> >comment from my corner. Still, interesting concept. I could blather on
a=
t some
> >length but I'll spare you (heh, heh)
>
> >Alan D.
>
> =EF=BF=BD =EF=BF=BD(Geeezzz! I really need to get a Usnet poster program
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Me, too!
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