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In Reply to: The scientific literature I have read is all about trombones, and here might be the reason: posted by John Marks on December 14, 2014 at 13:46:53:
>The scientific literature I have read is all about trombones:
>"Because nonlinear propagation effects are cumulative, the resulting
>distortion of the signal can be spectacular, leading to the formation of
>shock waves in the instrument, especially when the tube [read: "slide"] is
>at its maximum extension (figure 2)."
The trombone's waveform is also highly asymmetrical; see fig.1 at the page
linked below, which is Art Baron's 'bone captured at the sessions for
Jerome Harris's "Rendezvous" Stereophile CD.
John Atkinson
Technical Editor, Stereophile
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Follow Ups
- RE: The scientific literature I have read is all about trombones, and here might be the reason: - John Atkinson 15:19:44 12/14/14 (2)
- Thanks, but, the thing that I have read before in the literature but that has never been explained... - John Marks 16:10:53 12/14/14 (1)
- When you're sitting in front of a Brass Section, none of that matters! - oldmkvi 08:53:05 12/15/14 (0)
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