## dulcimercomparison.png

The image consists of two graphs that appear to be comparing sound pressure levels (in decibels per Hertz) for two different Masterworks "Russell Cook Edition" Hammered Dulcimers. The x-axis represents frequency in Hertz, ranging from 0 to 5000 Hz, while the y-axis shows the sound pressure level in dB/Hz.

The top graph is labeled "Masterworks 'Russell Cook Edition' Hammered Dulcimer No. 1 playing E320." This graph displays a series of peaks and troughs indicating variations in sound pressure levels across different frequencies.

The bottom graph is labeled "Masterworks 'Russell Cook Edition' Hammered Dulcimer No. 2 playing E320." Similar to the top graph, this one also shows peaks and troughs representing the sound pressure level for a different dulcimer model under similar conditions.

Both graphs show that there are significant variations in sound pressure levels across various frequencies, with some frequencies having higher dB/Hz values than others. The patterns of these variations differ between the two dulcimers, suggesting differences in their acoustic properties or construction materials and techniques used by the manufacturer.

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