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Post by lumry on Feb 4, 2006 3:19:28 GMT
i just wanted to know which tuning system would be better?...can could you explain the difference...thanks
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Post by Charlie Huang on Feb 4, 2006 16:36:42 GMT
It really is up to you which method you use to string the qin.
For me, I prefer the traditional one, because it looks more aesthetically pleasing, unlike the 'torture device' that is the new block of wood with pins sticking out of it. But, I would say that unless you are weak at the arms, you really should at least learn to do it the 'proper' way. It is a matter of convienence.
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Post by lumry on Feb 4, 2006 20:39:17 GMT
It really is up to you which method you use to string the qin. For me, I prefer the traditional one, because it looks more aesthetically pleasing, unlike the 'torture device' that is the new block of wood with pins sticking out of it. But, I would say that unless you are weak at the arms, you really should at least learn to do it the 'proper' way. It is a matter of convienence. wat type of key would you use for the tuning block? does all guzheng keys fit? |
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Post by lumry on Feb 4, 2006 20:47:55 GMT
can't the new tuning system also be removed?
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Post by Charlie Huang on Feb 4, 2006 23:11:40 GMT
It's a normal tuning wrench you use for guzhengs et al.
Yes, you can remove the tuning device. It's sorta hooked on the two legs.
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