Well said. I took a class on Vibrations (no seriously, I know you're laughing but this was for real) in engineering school that dealt with such subjects. I recall quite a bit of differential equations were required to explain it, which quite frankly has long since slipped my mind (not that I was ever that great at it to begin with). Your suggestion is a practical way to know that you have done the job right... And if all else fails, you can always add more.
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Originally Posted by RWebb
BTW - rap on it with your knuckles bare, then add the stuff (mostly in the center) and check by rapping some more
- when the resonance declines in amplitude and the resonant freq. shifts lower you are about done, i.e. you have "done spreaded the Q out" (in Southern)
(see how all those courses come in handy)?
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