Tone wood debate (yet again, I know, I know, I know), and musical perception

gringopig

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soma1975

There is an auditory version of the Dunning-Kruger effect where many people who can't hear the difference between 2 things cannot comprehend that another person can, and so they put it down to cork sniffing, cognitive bias or somesuch. 

 

Ddigger

Mods - this is posted in the wrong forum.  Can you please move to TGP.

Thanks. 

poopot

Tone wood does not make a guitar sound decent...


however... his brother Ron Wood does!...

poopot

And their sister Victoria can only make a piano sound decent...

Bridgehouse

poopot said:

And their sister Victoria can only make a piano sound decent...

I actually heard the fb software groan just then...

poopot

Bridgehouse said:

poopot said:

And their sister Victoria can only make a piano sound decent...

I actually heard the fb software groan just then...

They have a cousin you know?

plays golf...

springhead

For blues you need Elwood. 

And his brother Jake.

poopot

For glam rock you need Roy!...

octatonic

Nice to see Sambostar back on the forum.

springhead

For Prog Rock you need Jethro Tull - Songs From The Wood!

poopot

For fusion with sax and flute you need Chris wood.

springhead

To tell if it's a piece worth making a guitar out of you should follow Steve Cropper and Eddie Floyds expert advice and Knock On Wood.

MagicPigDetective

The fretboard debate tone wood... alder time

gringopig

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poopot

Wood it help if we all stopped making jokes?

richardhomer

MagicPigDetective said:

The fretboard debate tone wood... alder time

I wonder if Ash from Oil City will join in....

springhead

Give Billy Gibbons a call, I hear he Woke Up With Wood.

the_butler

Dunno how I feel about tonewoods but after reading the first post I think I've fallen in love with OP, gifted, talented, great taste in music, sublime sense of melody & yet somehow manages to be modest with it too boot.......wow what a guy!

thegummy

soma1975 said:

There is an auditory version of the Dunning-Kruger effect where many people who can't hear the difference between 2 things cannot comprehend that another person can, and so they put it down to cork sniffing, cognitive bias or somesuch. 

 

That is not like the Dunning-Kruger effect.