Re: Re: [Bell Historians] Light rings and Tower Accoustics

[David Bryant]

> Shrewsbury trebles are a bit like that too ... but are we sure it was 
> for hanging considerations and not just part of the tonal evolution - 
> perhaps Andrew Higson can tell us?

As I recall, the Shrewsbury trebles resemble flower pots in shape and have sloping crowns, wheread Redcliffe have Purdue-shaped crowns.

For anyone unfamiliar with Purdue-shaped crowns, they slope inwards then upwards at a sharp angle, and have a large flat area on the top.

David
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