Which conditions produce low pitches from a guitar string?

a. short strings, more tension, thick strings

b. long strings, less tension, thick strings

c. short strings, less tension, thin strings

d. long strings, more tension, thin strings

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Karly Glenn

Physics

5 August, 03:09

Which conditions produce low pitches from a guitar string?

a. short strings, more tension, thick strings

b. long strings, less tension, thick strings

c. short strings, less tension, thin strings

d. long strings, more tension, thin strings

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Gabrielle Combs · Answer 1

Long strings, less tension, thick strings are the correct conditions to produce low pitches from a guitar string.

Lila Vazquez · Answer 2

B) If you ever look at a bass guitar, you will notice that there is a larger scale length, larger gauge strings, and the strings reach from the headstock to the bottom of the body.

Which conditions produce low pitches from a guitar string?a. short strings, more tension, thick stringsb. long strings, less tension, thick stringsc. short strings, less tension, thin stringsd. long strings, more tension, thin strings

Which conditions produce low pitches from a guitar string?

a. short strings, more tension, thick strings

b. long strings, less tension, thick strings

c. short strings, less tension, thin strings

d. long strings, more tension, thin strings