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The 14 pages that link to Soundboard, each with the reason it gives.

• PianoRelated: The piano soundboard amplifies string vibrations into audible sound.

• GuitarBroader topic: The acoustic guitar’s top transfers string energy to the surrounding air.

• HarmoniumRelated: The harmonium’s soundboard and case help project the reed sound.

• Acoustic guitarBroader topic: The guitar’s top moves with the strings and radiates much of its sound.

• String instrumentRelated: The soundboard amplifies string vibrations in many acoustic instruments.

• Classical guitarBroader topic: Its vibration is the main source of a classical guitar’s acoustic volume and tone.

• LuteRelated: The lute’s soundboard transmits string vibrations into audible resonance.

• TarRelated: The tar’s stretched membranes act as soundboards beneath its strings.

• ClavichordRelated: Its limited acoustic output helps explain why clavichord tone is usually quiet.

• HarpRelated: Harp strings transmit their vibrations through the soundboard, which amplifies their sound.

• CelestaRelated: The celesta’s soundboard helps project the plates’ quiet vibrations.

• Bartolomeo CristoforiRelated: The piano’s struck strings need a soundboard to make their sound audible.

• Picea rubensRelated: Red spruce is used to make soundboards for some guitars and other string instruments.

• Orville GibsonRelated: The carved top was central to Gibson’s approach to producing a mandolin’s tone.