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• Some instruments also have optional sympathetic strings, generally guitar or banjo B strings.
• Underneath them are 13 sympathetic strings tuned to the notes of the appropriate raag.
• Do the sympathetic strings pass through holes in the fretboard?
• Certain older forms of the dramyin possessed sympathetic strings and under-strings to produce more resonance.
• Largely thanks to the sympathetic strings, the viola d'amore has a particularly sweet and warm sound.
• Sometimes the Khushtar also has sympathetic strings.
• The first unambiguous reference to a viola d'amore without sympathetic strings does not occur until the 1730s.
• This may have been the forerunner of the technique of plucking the sympathetic strings on the baryton.
• Sometimes the gudok also had several sympathetic strings ( up to eight ) under the sounding board.
• The modern ten-string guitar, invented by Narciso Yepes, adds four sympathetic string resonators to the traditional classical guitar.
• A common variation is six playing strings, and instruments exist with as many as fourteen sympathetic strings alone.
• The most important of these is that it has sympathetic strings and a less curved bridge and fingerboard.
• Senal had modified the instrument by adding sympathetic strings, and dubbed this enhanced version the " violino harmonico ".
• This results from hammers striking their respective three strings, followed by an immediate transfer of energy into their sympathetic strings.
• Guitars ballooned, switched from flat fronts to arched ones for richer tone, added metal resonators or sympathetic strings for volume and depth.
• Down the neck of the sitar are lots of what I understand are tuning pegs, most of them for the sympathetic strings.
• There is a moveable bridge, a variable number of drones and hidden sympathetic strings, all of which can also affect the sound.
• Manohar Chimote with the combination of keys and sympathetic strings to create the tone most suitable for playing the instrument for solo playing.
• According to Lennart Carlsson ( see link below ), fiddles with up to eight sympathetic strings were fairly common in 18th century Sweden.
• Another beautiful sound suggests an Islamic bowed instrument with sympathetic strings being sampled or imitated, though this section soon lapses musically into travel-feature banality.