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26th December 2006, 02:39 PM #1
Bracing pattern alternatives and their benefits
HI guy n girls, i have been looking into alternative bracing systems for acoustic instruments. I wonder if anyone here has experience with this.
Cole Clark has a new line with different bracing and a carved top done on CNC routing equipment. http://www.coleclarkguitars.com/product_angel.asp#
the Kasha stuff have many experimental angles and apparently lots of benefits.
and large sizes
http://www.boazguitars.com/ or http://www.claritanegra.com/
and other Kasha stuff, http://www.hanalima.com or http://www.hanalima.com/gallery_inprogress.shtml for ukes
There seem to be quite a few other luthiers who have tried differing styles of bracing to help increase soundboard performance, resonsance and strenght.
http://www.jthbass.com/kasha.html
has anyone here looked at this kind of thing or has first hand expereince with different techniques and their benefits ?
or even played any guitars with more experimental deisgns
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27th December 2006, 08:05 AM #2
Also checkout Greg Smallman's use of balsa wood/graphite and lattice style bracing.
For good coverage of bracing both conventional and unconventional get a hold of the GAL Big Red Book series.....compulsory aquisition for serious luthiers.Whatever note you blow youre never more than a semitone away from the correct one....(Miles Davis)