The scientific papers of Sir William Huggins (1909)
Huggins, William, Sir, 1824-1910, Huggins, Lady, d. 1915 · London, W. Wesley and son · leaf 510
finally fixed from trials by Stradivarius, is to siftthe vibrations communicated by the strings, and to allow those only, ormainly, to pass to the feet, which would be efficient in setting the body ofthe instrument into vibration, the other vibrations which would be injuriousin tending to give a… … 47& Scientific Papers a very great falling off of the vibrations b. In the case of a violoncello thesevibrations were also very greatly reduced below the side openings of the bridge.The violin on which the experiments were made was without a bass bar,which is a piece of pine glued to the under…
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