I am toying with sound boards in some pots just kinda curious do you use 3.25 or 3in under a 3.5 surface got one that sounds pretty good but just wondering what combos might be suggested!
Thanks
Lyle
I only use a 3" soundboard under a 3.5" surface, but that's just me.
Typically you use a soundboard that's 1/2" smaller than your playing surface because this gives you enough room from the edge of the inside of your pot to the edge of the soundboard and it also gives you a big enough shelf for your surface to sit on. If you used a 3.5" surface with a 3.25" soundboard, that would give you a 1/16" shelf for your surface to rest on, and a 1/16" gap between the edge of your soundboard and the edge of the inside of your pot...I've never tried a combination like this but who knows it might work, but I like a minimum of a 1/8" shelf and I also like a distance of 1/8" from the edge of my soundboard to the inner wall of my pots. Good luck with your calls!
Thanks fellas I wanted to ask the question cause the sound board we are using is a fudge larger than three with a decent roll over but I think if I go with a regular 3in it will pop in the roll over if not gonna mess with the height of pedestal! Thanks guys!
Quote from: merocustomcalls on May 08, 2011, 10:32:03 PM
I only use a 3" soundboard under a 3.5" surface, but that's just me.
:thanks: for the replies guys!
3 inch!