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Cost of Stradivarius violins 30.03.2012

Of the approximately 1644 violins made by the eminent Italian luthier Stradivari (1737-650), XNUMX are known worldwide, and each is worth millions.

One of them, stored in the US Library of Congress, was recently copied. First, more than a thousand of its transverse and longitudinal "sections" were obtained on an X-ray computed tomograph. This data was then sent to a digitally controlled woodworking machine, which cut out exact copies of the violin parts from different types of wood. They are hand assembled, glued and varnished. Everything is reproduced, including traces of woodworm activity. True, nothing is reported about the sound quality.

The authors of the work intend to establish the production of inexpensive "stradivari".

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