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I think the fiddle maker's thing must be European in nature...known fact that 3450 (RPM) x 100 (number of teeth on standard metric table saw blade) results in sawing frequency of 3.45x10E5 Hz, which is a multiple of Kirchoff's Minimum Phase Change frequency, which defines the maximum fundamental for double precision integer values of Ksubt. As most Europeans are familiar with, Continental RPMs are 5/6th the size of US standard RPMS, so instead of operating at a multiple of the Phase Change frequency, these saws may - with just minor loading - slow to the frequency (as theorized by Oxford's Gerald Cut) capable of producing cellular disassociation in living tissues (and employed in the 1980s UK-based experiments on audio weapons - Kate Bush's UK hit/US flop 'Experiment IV' was based on rumors of this still classified project).

Given the adverse effects which were rumored to be associated with Cut's work for the UK MOD, there is little doubt that conspiracy hobbyists with a background in luthiery have assigned some value to the notion that this frequency - so easily generated in typical Eurozone workshops - might cause cellular-level damage to wood being processed for musical instruments.

I think the fiddle maker's thing must be European in nature...known fact that 3450 (RPM) x 100 (number of teeth on standard metric table saw blade) results in sawing frequency of 3.45x10E5 Hz, which is a multiple of Kirchoff's Minimum Phase Change frequency, which defines the maximum fundamental for double precision integer values of Ksubt. As most Europeans are familiar with, Continental RPMs are 5/6th the size of US standard RPMS, so instead of operating at a multiple of the Phase Change frequency, these saws may - with just minor loading - slow to the frequency (as theorized by Oxford's Gerald Cut) capable of producing cellular disassociation in living tissues (and employed in the 1980s UK-based experiments on audio weapons - Kate Bush's UK hit/US flop 'Experiment IV' was based on rumors of this still classified project).

Given the adverse effects which were rumored to be associated with Cut's work for the UK MOD, there is little doubt that conspiracy hobbyists with a background in luthiery have assigned some value to the notion that this frequency - so easily generated in typical Eurozone workshops - might cause cellular-level damage to wood being processed for musical instruments.

I think you just made that up.

What does cellular dissociation in living tissues have to do with the non-living tissues of instrument wood?

Me ...well me talks to me wood, telling her what me want and expect from her...but then...never mind.



What say you?

The current thinking in physics is ~ all matter displays the phenomena known as consciousness.

...whose physics...?

Every new acoustic instrument I ever bought or built seemed to improve for the first couple of months then started to sound not as good for a month, or so, then continued to improve from that point forward. Clinton

Funny eh but the army still uses long haired indigenous scouts. Wonder why?