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Dwight Brown

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  • Birthday 04/25/1960

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    Buda, TX USA
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    Instruments and Bows<br /><br />Olympic Target Shooting (pistol)<br /><br />Ham Radio<br /><br />Rocketry

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  1. https://www.themimstore.org/collections/stradivarius-and-the-golden-age-of-violins-and-guitars/products/strad-catalog DLB catalog link
  2. I had a very limited amount of time as we had someone with us who has dementia and they got agitated. I got after it as best as I could. DLB
  3. Guitar Matteo Sellas Venice late 1630’s on loan from Beare Violins DLB
  4. Viola Peregrino de Zanetto de Micheli on lone from The National Music Museum. DLB
  5. Giuseppe Guarneri “del Gesu” 1728 on loan from Bear Violins Ltd. very strangely the dimensions are given in inches?! 23 3/4 x 8 1/4 x 3 1/2”. Whatever this means.
  6. The back and ribs are all one piece carved out. There is an inlay around the ribs in Latin. DLB Sorry about the resolution this is 2MB and the camera is capable of about 45 Mp. i had to shoot at a relatively high ISO as the lighting in the exhibition was at moody cocktail bar level. I can de-noise it in Lightroom. The camera had 5 1/2 stops of anti vibration but I still don’t trust shutter speed lower than 1/30 that much. I had to kind of pounce and shoot so as to not be in the way of other people.
  7. This is low res and straight out of the camera but here is a tid-bit of Linarol:-)
  8. I’ll see if I can get my iPad to speak Nikon. DLB
  9. I will do my best. I had my Nikon Z8 and 50mm S lens. I used a circular polarizer. I’m at my sister’s house in Phoenix and away from my computer. So it will be a week or so. DLB
  10. Just went to the Stradivari exhibit at the Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix. Some very beautiful instruments and bows. The National Music Museum in SD loaned some very nice things. The Linarol lira was exquisite. I took a real camera and I think I got some ok pictures. DLB
  11. As with most of life I guess…… thanks DLB
  12. So did all Hill bows have a date stamp after 1928 or was it only certain grades? DLB
  13. That's what I thought. DLB
  14. I am under the impression the number on the stick is an assembly number to keep the correct stick with the correct frog when they had a lot of them on the bench at once. that said 38 would seem like a lot of bows to have on your bench so my statement may be completely wrong. DLB
  15. Very handy! Thanks! DLB
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