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PostPosted: Fri Oct 05, 2007 4:56 am 
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I am going to build an integrated lute hole cover and rosette with a mountain scene. The client has family that are artists and have a nice design that I will start on very soon. I'm curious if anyone knows how these removable lute hole covers stay in place. I will of course show progress of the project.

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He says he has some sort of resilient gasket, whatever that is.  Seems like anything too soft would deaden the top.  Also, don't they have a significant impact on sound due to the sound hole becoming lots of little sound holes?  I think I read that recently in the thread on multiple sound holes.

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