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JMarett
PostPosted: Thu Apr 11, 2013 1:53 pm 
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First name: Jeff
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City: Duchesne
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I was very interested in Bill Sampson's Youtube video in which he explains the resonant frequencies that can be used to tune the front and back plates of a violin.

Does anyone know of information of doing the same thing on a cello and what the frequencies are that would be used?

Thank you,
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