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Virzi and X-bracing - mandolincafe.com
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Mandozine: The Virzi Vortex
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In this mandolin the virzi did not do its job, and I recommended removal. Before Gibson adopted the use of the virzi, it had acquired significant respect in the world of classical violin. According to the Virzi catalog from 1919, Jasha Heifez had one put in his Guarnarius. More recently, there have been a number of people who HAVE asked to have ...
Mandolin Glossary - Virzi Tone Producer
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Virzi. The Virzi Tone Producer is a thin (perhaps 3/32"), oval piece of wood (straight-grained spruce or fir) which is mounted inside the body cavity of a mandolin (or mandowhatever, or guitar, or violin), suspended directly below the …
Virzi [Archive] - Mandolin Cafe Forum
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In March, I finally got around to doing my bracing experiment, and incorporating a 'Virzi' experiment as well. I had built a 'test mule' mandolin with an easily removable back (otherwise normal). I (a) did holographic modal analysis on the mandolin with tone bars, then (b) installed a Virzi (made from the GAL drawing), gave the glue 24 hrs to ...
Virzi expert [Archive] - Mandolin Cafe Forum
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It might be interesting to consider the Virzi-esque double top fitted in the bowlbacks by Italian builder Umberto Ceccherini. This is also a thin spruce slice suspended from the main soundboard. However, unlike the Virzi, it has a small circular hole in the centre and two long longitudinal braces either side of it, similar to tone bar bracing.
Bracing - Gilchrist Mandolins & Guitars
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Whether on a mandolin or a guitar, the type of wood used and the effect of the bracing patterns work the same in changing the flexibility of the soundboard. Braces running parallel with the grain have the greatest effect of stiffening and increasing the mid-range response, producing a brighter clearer tone. The more the braces are angled from ...
Virzi Tone Producer, Lloyd Loar - Gibson Pre-War
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Created by the Virzi Brothers and patented in April 11, 1922, Lloyd Loar installed the Virzi Tone Amplifier in his Master Models. The Tone Amplifier, or Producer is a thin, oval disk created from wide grain Spruce. It is attached to the underside of an instrument's sounding board by two or three feet. It is very thin and sensitive to vibration ...
The Mandolin Archive: Instruments with Virzi Tone Producers
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1924 Gibson F4 Mandolin: virzi 80631 Images: 1924 Gibson A4 Mandolin (Serial No. 80631) Excellent condition, true red sunburst finish. A straight original mandolin showing some very minor playing wear. Snakehe... 78315 Images: 1924 Gibson A4 Mandolin: virzi, treble-side tuners with coffee-colored buttons Retrofret/Steve Uhrik 76785 Images
Mandolin Tap Tuning With Virzi - YouTube
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Home made mandolin sound board carving and graduation with virzi tone producer. Mandolin 101
The Mandolin Archive: Instruments with Virzi Tone Producers
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Gibson F2 Mandolin: Red finish. Virzi #10108 76789 Images: March 31, 1924 Lloyd Loar signed Gibson F5 Mandolin: Virzi, silver hardware. Bridge saddle replaced & repairs to separated sides noted by Greg Boyd. Shaped case Photos by Greg Boyd 76784 Images: March 31, 1924 Lloyd Loar signed Gibson F5 Mandolin: Fern, Virzi removed, silver hardware ...
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