Tech/maintenance Math Geek Acoustics Anyone?

[kernewegor]

Although the tortoise kept losing ground, Achilles never caught up because in any given space of time he had to arrive at where the tortoise had started from... by which time the tortoise had moved on.

Anyone who has ever had a large credit card debt will know how Achilles felt.

The paradox of Zeno's arrow, on the other hand, is demonstrated when you discover an immobile cat on your lap which you last noticed immobile elsewhere.

 

[jbtsax]

I don't know whether you have missed something or Ferron has. But it seems crazy to me to spend much time thinking about something so easy to test. Just take a neck you don't mind drilling two or three holes in and see which calculation is correct.

Point well taken. I was hoping you would join in the discussion. I have a bunch of Bundy necks to try it on, but I don't have any saxophones to go with them at the present time. Maybe I need to make an Ebay run.

 

[Morgan Fry]

I have a bunch of Bundy necks to try it on, but I don't have any saxophones to go with them at the present time.

Well, at least you've found a justification for hoarding all those Bundy necks 😉

 

[old git]

Well, at least you've found a justification for hoarding all those Bundy necks 😉

Are these the "Rednecks" that is one of the USA's famous demographics?

 

[aldevis]

Are these the "Rednecks" that is one of the USA's famous demographics?

In those necks of the woods, materials would not make any difference.