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by camlv
Wed Feb 12, 2014 10:36 am
Forum: Contemporary Acoustic Guitar Design and Build - Trevor Gore
Topic: Falcate tertiary brace modification
Replies: 7
Views: 10245

Re: Falcate tertiary brace modification

Ah thanks for clearing that up, I had read those sections but I didn't remember the Monopole mobility = 1/SQRT(k*m) equation. I had in my head that an in increase stiffness was one of the goals, as decreasing mass is. I might save experiments with bracing for future builds, that way at least I have ...
by camlv
Tue Feb 11, 2014 10:05 pm
Forum: Contemporary Acoustic Guitar Design and Build - Trevor Gore
Topic: Falcate tertiary brace modification
Replies: 7
Views: 10245

Re: Falcate tertiary brace modification

I wasn't thinking this would magically negate king billy's lack of stiffness, I was just trying to think of new ways of adding a bit more stiffness. I have no idea what would happen to monopole mobility if you substitute stiffness provided by the top plate with stiffness from the braces. Sorry if th...
by camlv
Fri Feb 07, 2014 6:46 pm
Forum: Contemporary Acoustic Guitar Design and Build - Trevor Gore
Topic: Falcate tertiary brace modification
Replies: 7
Views: 10245

Re: Falcate tertiary brace modification

Some what coincidentally I just got around to reading the section of the design book on frequency response. If curving the tertiary braces would reduce the cross dipole I assume this would reduce some of the guitar's mid frequencies and this would be undesirable for a finger style guitar. Would I be...
by camlv
Fri Feb 07, 2014 1:55 pm
Forum: Contemporary Acoustic Guitar Design and Build - Trevor Gore
Topic: Falcate tertiary brace modification
Replies: 7
Views: 10245

Falcate tertiary brace modification

Hi, my first post so hello anzlf... I am wanting to make a guitar using all Australian woods and I'm looking at using King Billy Pine for the top with falcate bracing. I know this is not an ideal wood for the top as it is too soft and would need to be thicker and therefore heavier to get the target ...