The guitar frequency response

Graham Caldersmith · The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America · 1982

The guitar frequency response is found to be a good predictor of two important parameters of guitar tone: initial level of the partials and initial level decay of the partials. A high initial level normally gives a rapid initial level decay, but under some conditions the higher level may more than compensate for the initial level decay and thus give a tone a longer duration. The condition of the strings was found to be much less significant than the frequency response of the guitar body.

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