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Old 06-10-2007, 10:19 PM
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Default The true secret of Stradivari that Nagyvary missed

This was too amusing not to post, and since I own a Kremona, I'll share it:

"There is an old story that Stradivari and Amati used to buy their wood from the majestic Bulgarian Rodopi Mountains . Part of the secret of the Kremona instruments lies in the acoustic characteristics of the Spruce and Maple woods coming from Bulgarian mountains. "

- from the newly incarnated homepage of the now American company: KremonaUSA

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Good thing I've got a cup of good black coffee to wash that down with.
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Old 06-11-2007, 09:58 AM
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Arrow There's a song......

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Good thing I've got a cup of good black coffee to wash that down with.

Guys, we are wasting our time and what a shame being that we are musicians to boot.

There's a Song that actually explains this right in the title!

"Breaking-IN is hard to do".. Ah Duhhhhhh
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