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In Reply to: A new rack design - light and rigid school (relatively long) posted by David Aiken on September 4, 2001 at 01:36:00:
Dave:This is a very interesting design idea. I do see a potential problem with it. Aluminum in any form has a small range of resonant frequencies which in effect would tend to shape the sound in a certain way. That is not necessarily bad, but it will be different from something that had a very wide neutral range of resonant frequencies.
The reason I even thought about this is b/c Russ Andrews mentions that when he is talking about Torlyte.
Any ideas on that? Perhaps that's where the "snap" in the treble is coming from. . .
L8r,
B
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- A problem. . . - Hantra 11:44:17 09/06/01 (2)
- Re: A problem. . . - David Aiken 12:52:46 09/06/01 (1)
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