The invention relates to the field of seven-stringed plucked instrument designing and manufacturing techniques, in particular to a chopping technique for a seven-stringed plucked instrument embedded with a sound beam, which comprises the following steps: S1, narrow groove digging: presetting the size of a narrow groove,
cutting red
sandalwood into preliminary blank battens by using a sawing tool, and planing the blank battens by using a planing tool to enable the surfaces of the battens to be flat and smooth, respectively determining the positions of two narrow grooves in treble and bass areas of the groove belly of the guqin panel; and S2, sound beam finishing and
polishing are conducted, specifically, the machined red
sandalwood battens are further finished, whether the edges of the red
sandalwood battens are neat or not is checked,
abrasive paper is used for
polishing the red sandalwood battens, and
polishing is started from raw
abrasive paper. According to the guqin, the treble and bass beams are additionally arranged, so that the panel of the guqin has the acoustic characteristics of different wood materials, the ideal treble and bass effect can be achieved, the coexistence of the drum sound and the golden stone sound required by the guqin is achieved, and the guqin is more stable and not prone to deformation due to the fact that the sound beams are additionally arranged.