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Many European makers offer plastic heads to students and then allow them to upgrade to wooden heads when they progress. The resonance of maple combined with the durability of plastic is a nice compromise. They are suitable for beginners and people in need of a second, outdoor or practice instrument. a hard fruitwood (shown unstained) producing a clean, mellow tone.ДЄmazingly enough, most plastic instruments have good tonal quality. Maple recorders have a mellow, soft tone.ДЄ subset of rosewood, palisander is darker, denser and plays closer to ebony. A close grained wood producing mellow-toned instruments, particularly tenors and basses.

It is susceptible to moisture and mildew and is therefore impregnated with wax. This wood is not a sub-tropical wood and does not grow in the world's great rain forests.ДЄ simulated ivory, exact in grain and acoustically very close. Due to sourcing problems, European boxwood instruments are all but impossible to find these days.ДЄlso called African blackwood a very hard, dense night-black wood producing consummate solo instruments of striking beauty and remarkable stability. The sound of boxwood recorders is warm, clear and prominent. It is the traditional wood for 16th and 17th century recorders. The traditional choice for solo work.Д«oxwood is a dense, heavy wood. Some of the lightest and most comfortable altos and tenors we carry are made of cherry. Similar to boxwood, wonderfully light yet suitable for both ensemble or solo work.

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Bubinga produces a beautiful, warm, full tone.ДЄ Japanese emperor owned a staff made of Camelia and said it had the power to ward off spirits. It is however a completely different species. It is a beautiful decorative wood, that often gets confused with rosewood (Dalbergia) and is often called African Rosewood. Tropical box or palmwood is in fact a general term for woods with comparable properties to the European boxwood. Here are the materials that the manufacturers we carry use:Д¬alcophyllum multiflorum, gardenia latifolia Your understanding in this matter is greatly appreciated.ДЄs always the staff in the office is here to assist you in any way they can.The type of material that an instrument is made from, such as wood or plastic, greatly affects the quality of the sound it produces. We are still in the process of redacting personal information (social security numbers, etc.) from all other recorded documents before those will be available on-line. PLAT IMAGES are available and can be viewed and printed from the website. For more information please visit CSC at 86, or or Simplifile at If you have any additional questions about eRecording please contact the office.Д¬urrently, only our indexes can be searched on-line. WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING eRECORDINGS! Starting Decemthe office started accepting documents from two eRecording vendors, Corporation Service Company (CSC) and Simplifile. If you have any questions or want additional information about this fee increase please contact the office. Half of all recording fees collected are required to be submitted to the state to the credit of the Ohio Housing Trust Fund. The new recording fee will be $34.00 for the first two pages and $8.00 for each additional page. NOTICE OF INCREASED RECORDING FEES DUE TO LEGISLATIVE ACTION (HB166)Д®FFECTIVE October 17, 2019, recording fees for most documents will increase by $6.00 due to the passage of HB 166 by the Ohio Legislature. So please take a minute and browse the site to learn about this important county office. Here you will find many useful resources and information about the functions and requirements of the office.

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