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In Reply to: room tuning posted by aupiho on April 12, 2015 at 04:36:18:
The favored wood for piano soundboards and stringed instrument tops. Considering the piano has probably the greatest frequency response range of any acoustical instrument, I believe instrument makers have already done the research needed for audiophiles.
I use spruce shelving extensively. In order to extract the best performance though, as written earlier, the component must sit cantilevered upon the shelving. You can NOT use it as a simple footer.
Shelf should have small risers at the edges and the component must sit between those risers.
In my experimentation any coating: lacquer, stains, oils, even cyanacrylics all impart a rise in the top end. I prefer the natural wood,
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