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Ruphus -> RE: finishing inside the guitar (Dec. 8 2011 9:17:56)
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ORIGINAL: estebanana
I think we can agree not to kill any unarmed guitars. [;)]
Only if they keep their string excess at the headstock under chaste headscrafs, naturally.
[8D]
Richard,
I think to have seen interiours whichs tool streaks and protruding fibers could be well within the size of 1 mm and more.
And it appears only plausible to me that laquer would matter in significantly smoothing and sealing such surfaces.
I thank you though for that hint about wave length and surface structure, as I was fancying any degree of roughness / smoothness to be mattering.
Also for the interesting news about indigene population to possibly preserving their hearing abilities even with age!
Your estimation about todays urban average however seems rather optimistic from what I know, as things have developed drastically over the past decades. If I recall it correctly hearing loss now starting at around 16 years or so and increasingly reaching near deafness. Apart of the fact, that contemporary youth is progressively losing abilities of distinguishing sounds ( and shades of colours ).
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A 43-year career as engineer and physicist taught me very firmly that speculation is nearly useless,
Though aware of how laymen assumptions like mine in this case can be bothering for an individual specialist, I can´t agree with this as generalisation.
It is speculation that brought up questions in the first place / consequently vast of insights gained until today, and it still is a strong trigger in the fields, as can be observed all the time with polemics in the subjects, which remain assumption until the factual verification, which again often follows after a while of hypothesis.
As I see it, the question ought to be whether it is about unbiased or biased speculation.
In view of the latter I wholeheartedly agree with your statement.
So much mysthical jumbo mumbo over 2000 years A.D., still.
Ruphus
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