Versey, Versai, Tone producer?

[Soupy1957]

Anyone have a picture of a Verey, Versai, or however to spell the round disk with the two "C" cuts for resonance, in a Loar?
-Soupy1957

[cooper4205]

virzi

http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h75/wesb4217/Virzi.jpg

[Scott Tichenor]

Picture and description (http://www.mandolincafe.com/glossary/glossary_14.shtml).

[Ted Eschliman]

Is it true this sonic enhancement came to fruition after World War I, when the Allied Forces and the German Empire signed the Treaty of Virzi in Paris, 1919?

[JEStanek]

That's a horrible Hun, I mean Pun, Ted.

[Soupy1957]

ty Cooper..........is it only a Gibson that has such a piece within it? Or do you find them in other models as well?
-Soupy1957

[braggard]

I think Rigel offered them as a option.

[cooper4205]

jamie wiens has a wienzi

[Lefty&French]

Is it true this sonic enhancement came to fruition after World War I, when the Allied Forces and the German Empire signed the Treaty of Virzi in Paris, 1919?
What a treat, Mandohack! http://www.mandolincafe.net/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/biggrin.gif

[stevem]

Here's (http://www.thefishnet.com/makemandolin/page5.htm) one going in one of Thile's Dudes. He later had a virzi-ectomoy, from what I hear. Conventional vizdom says they sound better in oval holes.

[danb]

Many threads here on the cafe if you search on virzi. I speak my piece about them in the loarfest panel audio clips currently hosted on the cafe front page

[evanreilly]

I think before they appeared in mandolins, the Virzi brothers were placing their Tone Producers in violins.