Thank you for this.
When you say 'not to be taken literally', I presume you mean because he was
(through neccessity) obliged to link the same size of two frets with just one
gut lute string, rather casting doubt on the general (small) size of the
frets. If he had wanted to imply thicker
On 14.05.2008, at 14:54, Martyn Hodgson wrote:
When you say 'not to be taken literally', I presume you mean because
he was (through neccessity) obliged to link the same size of two
frets with just one gut lute string, rather casting doubt on the
general (small) size of the frets.
Exactly.
pitched tuning?
Best wishes,
Ron Andrico
www.mignarda.com
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geometrical approach Thank you for this. When you say 'not to be
taken literally
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This is an interesting discussion about frets, double
: Fret diameters, a geometrical approach
Thank you for this. When you say 'not to be taken literally', I
presume you mean because he was (through neccessity) obliged to
link the same size of two frets with just one gut lute string,
rather casting doubt on the general (small) size
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Thank you for this. When you say 'not to be taken literally',
I presume you mean because he was (through neccessity) obliged
to link the same size of two frets with just
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Subject: [LUTE] Re: Fret diameters, a geometrical approach
Thank you for this. When you say 'not to be taken literally',
I presume you mean because he was (through neccessity) obliged
to link the same size of two frets with just one gut lute
string, rather casting
is that the
fingerboard is thin, and the joint is fairly solid.
Tony
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Tony
I did not even look at my lute (although I did begin to eye my
antique plane http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Hoevl.jpg)
I was simply
