Can you spot the difference?
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One blade appears to have bigger head and koto on one side, I assume it is also the one with asymetric construction (ALC higher up)?Quote:
Originally Posted by hipnotic
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Originally Posted by latej
That's basically it, but they have the same head size, it's just from the perspective.
In the middle picture there is this nice effect which makes the head with koto appear asymetric :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by hipnotic
What's the composition? My guess is: in the 3rd picture, from up to down:
Limba Limba Ayous ZLC Kiri Ayous ALC Limba? Limba
Limba Limba Ayous ZLC Kiri ZLC Ayous Limba Limba
Edit: I meant ALC Limba? Koto of course. But still very wrong :-)
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Originally Posted by latej
Compositions are:
Limba / Ayous / ZLC / Ayous / ZLC / Ayous / Limba
Limba / Ayous / ZLC / Ayous / Ayous / ALC / Koto
Interesting! I'd swear on my H3 that the blades are 7+2 :-) Anyways, many thanks for clarifications. And for this great thread which I don't want to derail anymore...Quote:
Originally Posted by hipnotic
Yes, there is an extra layer there but it's part of the handleQuote:
Originally Posted by latej
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It's experiment time again! I really like doing these thematic blades, this time I wanted to do an all Ayous blade. The plies on this one are all crossed, this sacrifices a bit of longitudinal stiffness to gain more lateral stiffness, which gives a big homogeneity to the blade. In others words, we loose some speed but gain on stability. The sweetspot is huge for a blade of this speed class, paired with a nice feeling. It would be interesting to try other ply orientations as well, to see the changes in performance, and I also think I have enough room to add a couple more layers without making the blade too heavy. Maybe next time!
Composition: Ayous x11
Weight: 81.2g
Thickness: 6.45mm
Freq.: 1162 Hz
Balance: 3.4cm (Med)
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Let’s just hope Hipnotic doesn’t start counterfeiting Timo Boll ZLCs……
cause they would be identical AND better
I think you mean ZLF. But I can do the zlc as well [emoji16]Quote:
Originally Posted by PingBirdPong
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Any guitar players out there? Can you tell me what the inspiration was? Composition and shape were based on a Gergely, and it was made as a birthday gift 🙂
Composition: Hinoki / SC / Kiri / SC / Hinoki
Weight: 89.9g
Thickness: 6.65mm
Freq.: 1590Hz
Balance: 2.5cm (Low)
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Ahhh frets with fret markers...
Cheers
L-zr
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Originally Posted by hipnotic
Does it play an octave higher if I hold it at the end of the handle?
I think in this case it will play an octave lower [emoji28]Quote:
Originally Posted by Zwill
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Originally Posted by hipnotic
Ah, true! You should've put the 2 dots closer to the neck. It's okay Jimi Hendrix used a right handed guitar upside down too and it still sounded awesome 😵
This is Goriki's European cousin. I've been getting a few requests to make a similar blade to Nittaku Goriki, but a little lighter since they are often well over 100g. So I switched the three inner Black Walnut layers for European Sycamore Maple. These woods are very similar in terms of mechanical properties (density and hardness), but this allowed me to shave off a few grams while still keeping a slightly enlarged head size.
Available FS.
Composition: Black Walnut / Black Walnut / Sycamore / Sycamore / Sycamore / Black Walnut / Black Walnut
Weight: 94.6g
Thickness: 4.9mm
Freq.: 968 Hz
Balance: 3.4cm (Med)
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Finally someone other then me is us using Sycamore..... Great job, but it strongly reminds me about one Hungarian woodworker...
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Originally Posted by bobpuls
I've used Sycamore before, but yeah, it's not very popular... The inspiration was the original Goriki, just changed the color a bit to match the inner layers.
Some inspiration on the old Butterfly Cresail for the handle on this one.
Composition: Koto / Ayous / IC / Ayous / IC / Ayous / Koto
Weight: 87.1g
Thickness: 5.75mm
Freq.: 1270Hz
Balance: 3.1cm (Med)
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Thanks again for the beautiful blade. Been enjoying it very much.