My sweet Genevieve is machined and hand-crafted. It is made from a Spruce top and Rosewood back/sides/neck. The headstock (not visible) has metal pegs on it that were lathed into the desirable shape. It was used by machines to cut, shape, and soften just about every part of this baby. I love her, and so should you.
The official blog of Professor Michael Webber's Fall 2013 UGS Course "How Things Work."
Showing posts with label Guitar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Guitar. Show all posts
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Thursday, September 19, 2013
Guitar Strings
You play the strings of a guitar by plucking them; in effect, you stretch them and create elastic potential energy, and then release them, which converts the potential energy into kinetic energy which we perceive as sound.
Moore-Hill Residence Hall Room 033
by Adarsh Nednur
Guitar- strings store elastic potential energy
This here is my guitar, and basically the way it works is that the strings store elastic potential energy whenever it is pulled back by the finger, and when they are released the potential energy turns into kinetic energy by vibrating.
Location: The guitar is just in my room in my house! South Austin (I don't really want to put my address)
By Saul Carrillo
Time and Date: 9:58 pm, September 19, 2013
Location: The guitar is just in my room in my house! South Austin (I don't really want to put my address)
By Saul Carrillo
Time and Date: 9:58 pm, September 19, 2013
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