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First Humpday of 2011 Triviola

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First Humpday of 2011 Triviola

Thomas Skaggs, Foothills of Mount Level

Happy New Year to you trivia hounds. Hope everyone had a nice holiday and maybe got a little something from Santa to make sawdust with. On to the question.....

Maple is a general overall warm sounding product, it can reproduce frequencies fairly well across the spectrum. True slow growth old forest maple trees are most prized due to the narrow growth rings and straight grain. Newer and reforested trees do not have as tight a growth ring habit and are not as prized as old growth timber. Solid forms of these made of burled or Birdseye maple are very warm in overall tone but also impart a very bright attack.

Perhaps an easy one but what is the passage above referring to?

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John Veerkamp

I'm going to fiddle around with the answer and guess that the most famous of the makers are S and G.

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Jim Rutten

Well, I am drumming my fingers on the desk and can't figure out any answer to this one...

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;-) Answer

Thomas Skaggs, Foothills of Mount Level

The first 2011 model of the Golden Uni rolls out to Jim. Drums is the answer. Care to know more about drums and wood? Check here:

http://home.earthlink.net/~prof.sound/id14.html

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