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Location: NJ | ". . He's got three albums of his own out as well . ."
Didn't I "say" that?? . .
John, if yer interested, gimme your addy & I'll send you his '06 "With Big Ideas".
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Location: Nashville TN. | I had a toy robot as a kid |
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Location: Central Florida | Originally posted by guitarwannabee:
If I remember Will had a guitar in space.
So did Bob.
Uh, I'm sorry... B-9.
"My sensors indicate good rockin' tonight."
One of my favorite TV shows of all time.
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Location: Michigan | 15 Extra Bonus points if you can
*** NAME THAT GUITAR BRAND ***
Thanks for the memories Otto. :p GWB :) |
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Location: Central Florida | 50 Extra Bonus points if YOU can!
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Location: Michigan | OK Im gonna go ask Penny. :D GWB |
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Location: Central Florida | Cool... I'd really like to know. Might be fun to have a "Lost in Space Guitar".
Here's a question. How would a guitar sound in weightless conditions? Gravity HAS to have some effect on vibration, right? Would tone or sustain be affected enough to make it sound different than when played on terra firma?
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Location: NJ | ". . Gravity HAS to have some effect on vibration, right? . ."
Why?? |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Vibration is not effected by gravity in a normal sense. Sound waves are compression waves in the air, water, cosmos, metal, or whatever medium they are passing through. Since the sound waves have neither mass or compacted energy of light, they are not affected by gravity. The density of the medium will effect speed with which the sound travels, but density is independent of gravity. Astronauts in outer space use electronics communications to speak to ground control, but within the spacecraft they can speak to each other just as they would on earth.
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Location: closely held secret | Nicely put, Toby. |
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Location: Cicero, NY | WT...where did THAT come form? |
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Location: NJ | But in the VACUUM of Space . . . .
. . . all acoustic guitars sound like Taylors. |
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Location: south east Michigan | Dave's "Mr. Science" moment smells more of cut & paste than a pre-school art class. |
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Location: closely held secret | I'm practicing taking what people say at face value. |
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Location: south east Michigan | As Dr. Smith might say... "Oh the irony...the irony"
No wait... that's sarcasim, right??
I've learned that sarcasim and irony is very hard to use online. They'll can get you into trouble almost as fast as religion & politics. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Originally posted by Slipkid:
Dave's "Mr. Science" moment smells more of cut & paste than a pre-school art class. Tisk, tisk, tisk ...
I did cross check online if my statement was true independent of the medium (air, water, etc.)
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R.I.P. - Bob May
