I’m not sure if this is the correct place to ask this question but I’ll ask anyways. I’m using Apple Tv to stream Apple music. Is there a better music streamer for Apple music besides Apple TV?
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I’m not sure if this is the correct place to ask this question but I’ll ask anyways. I’m using Apple Tv to stream Apple music. Is there a better music streamer for Apple music besides Apple TV?
Why didn't you just get premade veneered panels? There's plenty of companies making any combination of sheet material and veneer you want.its radiata pine underlayment which is basically the substrate for the Zebrano veneer I'll put on top, I never have done any veneering so I think I can manage it, I'll be using hide glue(high bloom number) like the violin makers do. Did some test piecesthat seemed far more easy than I imagined.
thats far too easy ;-)Why didn't you just get premade veneered panels? There's plenty of companies making any combination of sheet material and veneer you want.
Thanks MarcelNL, I just joined that forum.I'm not 'into' Apple music but from what I know you're fenced in pretty effectively...perhaps you can find something here;
https://audiophilestyle.com/forums/forum/87-itunes-and-everything-apple/
mek is pretty funky.The front sides are done, using contact cement is considerably faster, downsides is that the cement stinks like &^%^$.
I opted for contact cement because the surface areas are just too large to effectively position the veneer using bone glue, the contact cement bonds on contact but I have been using baking parchment in between to position the veneer and pulling the sheets out one by one while pressing the veneer onto the wood.
the half face mask with active carbon works so well I was baffled by the smell when I pushed it off my face after doing the first piece....zero smell of the MEK based solvent while wearing it.
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true, yet there is luckily some more info these days...and YT footage by a pretty well known Luthier in Cremona...and after all, I 'just' need to find a varnish that stays softish, not brittle hard and there is no absolute right or wrong, not as if I'll be making ten more flares to test the best recipe...well actually I'll be making test strips, so...Oil and other wood treatments are their oen complete rabbit hole filled with just as much hearsay, halftruths and speculation qa the whole knife and sharpening world.
Trying tonproperly untangle all of that is a full project by itself...