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This is probably negligible, but the hammer is not perfectly rigid. The tension in the stem at the time the hammer escapes and subsequent oscillations could als
by pygy_ 1y ago
This is probably negligible, but the hammer is not perfectly rigid. The tension in the stem at the time the hammer escapes and subsequent oscillations could also play a role.
- smj-edison 1y agoThat's a fair point, but I don't think that would make a split between timbre and amplitude.
- jcims 1y agoThis little morsel was coagulating in my mind as I was reading all of these comments. No idea what, if any, effect there would be, but it is a variable.