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Guzheng Nail Accessories
Proper Guzheng Maintenance Practices The guzheng, a wooden instrument, is susceptible to the effects of moisture and dryness due to climate changes. When the air is damp, the wood expands, reducing the voids within and resulting in a muffled, boring sound with decreased volume. Conversely, in dry conditions, the voids in the wood increase, leading to a hoarse and monotonous tone.
To maintain the guzheng effectively, it should be stored in a well-ventilated and dry location. Moisture can cause the instrument to swell and deform, while excessive exposure to sunlight or heat from stoves can lead to cracking, which negatively impacts the instrument's tone. In humid regions, particularly during the rainy season, special care must be taken to prevent moisture-related issues.
After playing the instrument, store it in a case and include desiccant packets to absorb excess moisture. In dry, windy areas, especially during winter, the guzheng should be kept humidified, and avoid placing it near heating sources. Sweat and dust can also have a corrosive effect on the strings, causing them to rust, mold, and deteriorate. Therefore, it is essential to wipe down the strings with a clean, dry cloth after each use, taking care not to use a damp cloth.
As a guzheng enthusiast, the store owner personally selects all the accessories sold, ensuring their quality and suitability for the instrument. Customers can purchase these accessories with confidence, and if additional items are needed, they are welcome to visit the store.
Maintaining Wooden Instruments Depending on the climate where the instrument is kept, the effects of moisture and dryness can significantly impact its structure and tone. If the instrument is exposed to excessive moisture, it may swell and produce a poor sound. Conversely, in dry conditions, the instrument may develop cracks, which can also degrade the audio quality.
To address this, it is recommended to use a moisturizing cream or anti-cracking paste specifically designed for wooden instruments. These products can be applied to the areas most susceptible to cracking, such as the stringing surface, the full plate, the lower back plate, the erhu hammer, and the surface of the bamboo flute.
The moisturizing cream is safe, non-toxic, and provides effective protection for 1-2 weeks. By applying this cream regularly, you can help maintain the structural integrity and optimal tone of your wooden instruments, including the zither, guqin, pipa, erhu, and flute.
product information:
| Attribute | Value | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| item_weight | 1.13 ounces | ||||
| product_dimensions | 5.91 x 4.72 x 0.39 inches | ||||
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| is_discontinued_by_manufacturer | No | ||||
| date_first_available | August 24, 2018 | ||||
| back_material | Wood | ||||
| color_name | Guzheng nail | ||||
| number_of_strings | 4 |
