Soundtable
noun ·Rare ·Advanced level
Definitions
- 1 A thin surface covering the opening of the sound box of a string instrument, which vibrates and amplifies the sound produced by the instrument.
"It has a short neck, a shallow oval wooden body, and a soundhole on the upper soundtable. The number of strings varies; four to eight bass (bunti) strings on the neck, plucked by the left hand, and seven to 30 metal strings (pidstrunki, tuned chromatically) across the soundtable, plucked by the right hand."
Example
More examples"It has a short neck, a shallow oval wooden body, and a soundhole on the upper soundtable. The number of strings varies; four to eight bass (bunti) strings on the neck, plucked by the left hand, and seven to 30 metal strings (pidstrunki, tuned chromatically) across the soundtable, plucked by the right hand."
Etymology
From sound + table.
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