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Owen Daly <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 3 Apr 2001 20:46:32 -0700
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David Jensen wrote:
>

> Just because you are using the "correct" species, doesn't necessarily mean
> that you are going to end up with a successful musical instrument.  It's
> what you do with the wood that's really important. And if you find a stick
> that works, go for it.
>
> dpj

AMEN. I have some thirty or forty year old pine from built-in attic
bookshelves we tore out of our house a few years ago, which, when sawn
down and planed, rings like a bell. It may go into a clavichord being
"specially" built for yours truly.

owen

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