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Subject: Re: CALL WALL THICKNESS


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Edward
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Date Posted: 13:37:00 03/06/03 Thu
In reply to: R. C. ADAMS,SR. 's message, "Re: CALL WALL THICKNESS" on 10:05:36 03/06/03 Thu

Bill was saying 1/4 inch at the bottom thinning upwards. I would think it'd be about 1/16th or so at the very top. The sides of a double sided call should never be the same thickness from top to bottom. That causes a raspy croak more that the higher pitch rasp we look for.

But Bill also didn't say how tall his walls are. That makes a difference in thickness too. It's mass by density not square inches we have to be working towards.

Eddie

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