Hello everybody
I had a Kevlar tailgut on one of my cello.
it was about in the middle of the space of the lower bout.
I put it there thinking that I was doing that the weight of the tail piece was at its maximum.
but it made the 1/6 proportion (distance bridge-tailpiece )to the string length "wrong"
(too short 100 instead of the 115 required for the "right " proportion)
an other violin maker decided that it should be changed and put the tailpiece at the official distance 115.
now the cello has two more wolves :-)) easy to put it back as it was no problem bu
Hello, first of all, I would like to clarify that I am occupying the Google translator, because I do not speak English.
I am from Chile (South America), and in these places there is very little information about the so-called "wolf note", that's why I resorted to a forum in English, because there is very little Hispanic information about it.
I recently acquired a new violin, it is a professional range, it has a very well designed and powerful sound, with a large volume, but it has a horrible problem, is that it has a "wolf tone" between the note C / C #, of the string A.
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