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Good stuff Oz, thanks for posting !!
There is no shame in playing twinkle, youre playing Mozart
Geeez I thought it was totally different. I was told that they take parts from old dead violins and reassemble them. Then they put it on a table during a lightning storm and raise it to the roof. When the lightning hits, the luthier yells Egor bring it down. The luthier then tries it and proclaims IT'S ALIVE.
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Kevin M. said
Geeez I thought it was totally different. I was told that they take parts from old dead violins and reassemble them. Then they put it on a table during a lightning storm and raise it to the roof. When the lightning hits, the luthier yells Egor bring it down. The luthier then tries it and proclaims IT'S ALIVE.
sounds reasonable to me
There is no shame in playing twinkle, youre playing Mozart
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Well, electrics don't have a "soul" (soundpost) anyway. 
Hmm.. have to kinda wonder about acoustic violins, though.. If an acoustic violin/fiddle player "went down to the crossroads" would they have to get a new soundpost for their violin/fiddle afterwards?
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