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@nate
• 4 hours ago
• comments: 24
Posted a new Comment on How do Possum Boards REALLY work?:
Posted a new Comment on How do Possum Boards REALLY work?:
"Thanks for confirming, that is what I thought John. "
@nate
• 5 hours ago
• comments: 1
Posted a new Comment on My Lord, what a morning :
Posted a new Comment on My Lord, what a morning :
"Very gentle and peaceful. Also love the look and sound of that dulcimer. Thanks for sharing"
@nate
• 5 hours ago
• comments: 24
Posted a new Comment on How do Possum Boards REALLY work?:
Posted a new Comment on How do Possum Boards REALLY work?:
"Bob_n_MO:
When I think about it, it's something how an instrument that on the surface seems so simple, but the more I hear from yourself and others, I find..."
@nate
• 5 hours ago
• comments: 24
Posted a new Comment on How do Possum Boards REALLY work?:
Posted a new Comment on How do Possum Boards REALLY work?:
"Out of curiosity could someone from that area let me know how they pronounce "galax" there? I have heard it a few different ways at this point and I don't..."
@nate
• 22 hours ago
• comments: 24
Posted a new Comment on How do Possum Boards REALLY work?:
Posted a new Comment on How do Possum Boards REALLY work?:
"Dusty Turtle:
That "double- back" or "false bottom" is also called a Galax back because Galax-style dulcimers have them as part of the design. Lots of..."
@nate
• 22 hours ago
• comments: 24
Posted a new Comment on How do Possum Boards REALLY work?:
Posted a new Comment on How do Possum Boards REALLY work?:
"Bob_n_MO:
It seems possum boards are all about improving sound quality. I was thinking about that and how the possum board works by protecting the backboard..."
@nate
• 22 hours ago
• comments: 24
Posted a new Comment on How do Possum Boards REALLY work?:
Posted a new Comment on How do Possum Boards REALLY work?:
"Bob_n_MO:
I hear what you're saying, but try this. Take your dulcimer and place it on your lap and tap the soundboard with your finger. Now tip your..."
@nate
• 2 days ago
• comments: 24
Posted a new Comment on How do Possum Boards REALLY work?:
Posted a new Comment on How do Possum Boards REALLY work?:
"Bob_n_MO:
The soundboard gets all the vibration from the strings then the bridge. The bottom board and sideboards amplify the soundboard vibrations blowing..."
@nate
• 2 days ago
• comments: 24
Posted a new Comment on How do Possum Boards REALLY work?:
Posted a new Comment on How do Possum Boards REALLY work?:
"Strumelia:
From what I've read and old photos, French epinettes, Norwegian langeleiks, and german/swedish hummels seem to have been most often played upon a..."
@nate
• 2 days ago
• comments: 24
Posted a new Comment on How do Possum Boards REALLY work?:
Posted a new Comment on How do Possum Boards REALLY work?:
"Richard Streib:
Nate:
Dan:
That's why a dulcimore has feet!
It's funny how those little feet are actually quite a bit more convenient than a modern possum..."