Madeira é coisa do passado: Guitarras inteiramente sintéticas.

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Fritz_mkvl Veterano	# mai/06 · Editado por: Fritz_mkvl · votar Dr Stein A densidade não é o único fator. Mas os fatores podem ser identificados e ajustados, para soar como madeira por exemplo se a idéia for essa. Ou mesmo melhor (por melhor entenda com mais sustain por exemplo).
Fritz_mkvl Veterano	# mai/06 · votar Tem um pouco sobre isso nesse link: http://www.steinbergerworld.com/ http://www.steinbergerworld.com/myths.htm LEGEND #6 - "The Moses Graphite necks sound warmer because there's less stiffener in the mix." VALIDITY: FALSE Yet another patently false statement from one notorious website. First understand the rigidly of the original Steinberger necks is due to a highly engineered use of graphite and fiberglass fibers in a matrix of polyester resin. Technically this is not an epoxy. If Steinberger did use any epoxies it was cyanoacrylate - commonly known by the name "Super Glue". It was used specifically to glue the threaded inserts into the bolt-on necks. A stiffener is added to certain composites to act as a catalyst and begin the curing process. More or less stiffener will usually only cause the material to harden quicker/more slowly. This usually does not dramatically affect it's structure and can be good or bad depending on the application. In this instance either way really doesn't have any effect on the tone of the neck. And it's not how Moses Graphite achieves sonic differences. Moses necks were designed from the beginning to sound more "woody". If you were to cut one up you'd notice that it's construction is not uniform - it's different up and down the neck. The specific placement of these variations allow the neck to in effect be "tuned". A traditional wood neck has a very pronounced up curve in the midrange frequencies. This is what our ears normally equate to a "warm" sound. Moses uses construction variations to retain more mid-range frequency response and hence sound more wood-like. Ned Steinberger designed the original blend necks to have a very even frequency response. By comparison a stock Moses neck has a decidedly "warmer" tone with those beef up mids. When Moses was designing the new Steinberger necks Ned suggested flattening the frequency response. This was done a little, but they still have a bit more of a mid curve than the original blend. As stated before this was done by manipulating the internal structure of the neck, not adding less stiffener. These new blend necks are now officially known as the Steinberger M/S blend and are exclusive to Steinberger guitars and basses.
Fritz_mkvl Veterano	# mai/06 · votar sobe
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Phantom Of Death Veterano	# mai/06 · votar cara, interessante, mt bom se der certo, apesar do custo para o bolso, eh um custo a menos pro meio ambiente
Fritz_mkvl Veterano	# mai/06 · votar Phantom Of Death Até que não é tããããooo caro, uma steinberger sem os impostos chegaria aqui por uns 2000 reais, um braço Moses desses por uns 600.
Phantom Of Death Veterano	# mai/06 · votar Fritz_mkvl realmente, n eh tão caro, o foda eh os impostos mesmo

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