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- Catgut. Negative: actually better in every way than sheepgut, but sourcing the material in the local neighbourhood provokes death threats.
- Catgut. Negative: actually better in every way than sheepgut, but sourcing the material in the local neighbourhood provokes death threats.
| where to find = * On a table in the private room of the [[Chromatic Scale]] in the [[Lower City]]
| where to find = * On a table in the private room of the [[Chromatic Scale]] in the [[Lower City]] at {{Coords|-178|-57}}
| type = Books
| type = Books
| rarity = common
| rarity = common

Latest revision as of 10:31, 22 November 2024

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Lute String Tests is a book noting materials for lute strings.

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This book is redolent with the enticing smell of paper and ink.

Properties

  • Books
  • Author: T.C.
  • Rarity: Common
  •  Weight: 0.5 kg / 1 lb
  • Price: 14 gp
  • UID BOOK_LOW_GeneralCityStreets_MaterialTests
    UUID 8f6cd876-01bc-4799-9a18-cb9a459f19c5


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Notes on tests of different materials for lute strings.


The prohibition against livestock in the city has always been a nuisance, but the Absolute army's interdiction of trade has made the problem critical. In short, where am I to get sheepgut for lute strings? This will be a record of experiments in hopes of finding an available alternative with both good tone and durability. -T.C.


- Ratgut. Negative: too short, not easily processed into fibre, squeaks when played.

- Human hair. Negative: poor tone, breaks easily.

- Peafowl gizzard. Negative: gross, just gross.

- Catgut. Negative: actually better in every way than sheepgut, but sourcing the material in the local neighbourhood provokes death threats.