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V-bracing already exists in 2012?
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This has been brought up earlier in a previous V-class bracing thread.
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Correct. Merged.
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Now I don't care where you stand on this topic, but that right there is funny!
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I'll add v-bracing is a very "hot" topic right now. Even the importance of v-bracing is a point of debate. Seems to me this is why we keep getting new threads as people consider different aspects. It will tone down (pun intended over time). But in the meantime, isn't this sort of discussion the point of forums like this? |
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I'll pay you a beer first time we meet.
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I've had my mind changed several times in good discussions. I don't agree with bashing and whatnot, but there seems to be more posts about dead horses these days than good discussion. Now I get that 27 V Braced threads are annoying, but it's a hot topic. Debate and learn! If Taylor feels like V Bracing is worth putting all the eggs in the Proverbial basket, more power to them. But I still have a hard time seeing this as the biggest innovation of Taylor. "Of all of Taylor Guitars' innovations, this could be the biggest..." - Bob Taylor |
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AMEN! I owe you a beer too my friend!
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But the second part presumes that a continuing heated debate brings up new information, new opinions, new perspectives, etcetera. For those I agree. But, it seems (to me) that heated debates are passionate and become emotionally charged. Then if the debate continues and new information isn't added, the only recourse is to say the same old thing with more conviction, or louder or angrier. And then protracted heated debates devolve into unpleasant, often personal, arguments. I love a good constructive dialogue (search my posts. I've eaten enough crow in my AGF time to get me through a whole winter. So I have no problem accepting a new position. Where these feel like "beating a dead horse" is when it feels like it's the same thing said again, without that new perspective or new information or new idea.
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I wondered the same thing, Tony.
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trying to understand soundboards
From an outside point of view,
Wood is wood, soundboards have been experimented with since this https://patents.google.com/patent/US...en?oq=US72591A and been experimented with ever since 1867 ? IS there any empirical hard science on this soundboard subject.?
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As a German luthier, I contacted the Dutch designer of the V-bracing concept.
He replied that I am not the only curious person, apparently there are also other and larger builders (manufacturers even) who want to know his opinion on the concept, and the acquisition of the rights to his drawing in relation to the Taylor patent. To be continued? |
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