The Guitar as a Living System of Coupled Oscillators
In a profile of Antonio de Torres Jurado and modern luthier craft, the article explains how a guitar’s sound arises from a web of coupled oscillators from string to top plate to air. It quotes physicists and luthiers on wood choice, soundboard importance, and the stubborn variability of wood, noting Torress influence, polycarbonate experiments, and ongoing debates about production methods and ideal tones.
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Antonio de Torres Jurado
Seville
Torres
Joe Wolfe
University of New South Wales
Sydney
Namiecy
Jee
Rob Armstrong
Coventry
England
Armstrong
Owen Pedgley
Loughborough University
Michael Kasha
Florida State University
National Academy of Sciences
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