| 41. | A different and rarer version of coursing uses doubled courses on the three bass strings, and leaves the high strings single.
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| 42. | If all strings throughout the piano's compass were individual ( monochord ), the massive bass strings would overpower the upper ranges.
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| 43. | He also played guitar variants like the harp guitar ( an instrument with additional bass strings ), and the TransTrem Guitar.
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| 44. | Unexpectedly, the public response to the show kolintang accompanied by guitar, ukulele and bass strings have turned out to be outstanding.
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| 45. | The right thumb is used for percussive rhythmic " thumping " on the bass strings and glissando on the upper strings.
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| 46. | And though the Bose hit the low octaves of the acoustic bass, the Cambridge caught the finger-pluckings of the bass strings.
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| 47. | Eddy devised a technique of playing lead on his guitar's bass strings to produce a low, reverberant " twangy " sound.
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| 48. | This is not the case for modern chromatic nyckelharpor with three rows of keys for three melody strings and one bass string.
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| 49. | The reason the guitar is a patented invention is that this pickup is split so that the bass strings have their own output.
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| 50. | The bass strings of a piano are made of a steel core wrapped with copper wire, to increase their mass whilst retaining flexibility.
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