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Bamboo make a bright sound.
3 comments on “Bamboo-Mahogany / Pine Bridge”
rgoad Says:
Monday, October 13, 2014 @9:34:44 AM
Yes, it does make a bright sound. Why did you use three woods?
monchan Says:
Tuesday, October 14, 2014 @5:45:26 AM
I also have a question. Why I cannot use three woods?
A man of the beginning to make bridge used two woods or one wood, I think. If he used three woods, it would become a standard.
I like a sound made by mahogany. But I don't like only mahogany. My favorite combination is mahogany/cypress or mahogany/pine. I wanted to make bright sound using characteristics of mahogany/pine. I saw a bamboo at the DIY shop. Then I wanted to use it, I thought. I thought it gave me a bright sound.
It became so.
Do you understand it? It's difficult to explain by me. I'm poor in English yet. Hi!
rgoad Says:
Wednesday, October 15, 2014 @8:42:06 PM
Bridges are very mysterious. They come in many shoes, sizes, and materials. Yu are experimenting and comparing the woods and construction. That is a very good approach. Have you made bridges with only two of the woods to compare? I like bamboo and want to make a banjo neck from it.
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