Hi All,
Just a comment on the low tension issue.
I don't regard 3.0 Kg (well, let's be scientific and call it approx. 30
N) as low tension, so the difference between 2.8 Kg and 3.0 Kg is not
such a big deal. When I experimented with using a double top string on
a 9c lute (67 cm) I ended up
A : Anthony Hind agno3ph...@yahoo.com
Objet : [BAROQUE-LUTE] Re: String tensions etc. in d-m-lutes, esp.
11c.?
Date : 30/11/2009 15:11:18 CET
Copie `a : wi...@cs.helsinki.fi;
baroque-l...@cs.dartmouth.edu
Hi All,
Just a comment on the low tension issue.
I
Hi Arto
Congratulations on the 11-course. I'm new to it as well, recieved mine
last month. This is what I did with strings, and am happy with it so
far:
68cm a'=415Hz, all Gamut-gut
1) 0.40 treble gut
2) 0.46 treble gut
3) 0.54 treble gut (twice)
4) 0.66 treble gut (twice)
5) 0.78 treble
wikla wi...@cs.helsinki.fi schrieb:
1) What string tensions you use?
ca. 2.3-2.5 N
Do you use the same throughout?
No. Middle courses closer to 2.3, basses closer to 2.5 N
Or more to the 2 singles?
Yes.
Or less to the octaves of the basses?
Yes, slightly
2) What string materials you
