[TenTec] Low Pass Filter

[Bob Close]

Trombone players exhibit stronger parallels to CB operators--they tend to 
use "sliders" to change frequency.  :)  Now, trumpet players....they are 
old-school, since they use three valves.  I wonder where a harmonica player 
fits in the picture.  Probably solid state, since they make music via motion 
of airflow over holes. as opposed to electron movement........oh, shut up. 
:)

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From: "ron" <roncasa at verizon.net>
Sent: Tuesday, May 20, 2008 1:29 PM
To: "Discussion of Ten-Tec Equipment" <tentec at contesting.com>
Subject: Re: [TenTec] Low Pass Filter

> Rick Denney wrote:
>> As a tuba player, I'm intimately familiar with harmonic resonance (I
>> didn't say "musical", heh). Normal play of a brass instrument requires
>> exciting resonance at some multiple of the fundamental resonant
>> frequency of the bugle.
>>
>> Sorry for the tangent, but the conceptual parallels between brass
>> instrument acoustics and electromagnetic fields are remarkable, and
>> Dr. Jerry opened the door. The frequency domain, once entered, reveals
>> surprisingly similar scenery.
>>
>>
>
> Nicely in perspective, Rick.
> any comments from Trombone players??
>
> (smile)
>
> Ron
> "the 516 is a keeper"
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