Difference between revisions of "Reverb Cups"

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Similar to the classic cup and string telephone except that this uses a spring. Shake the cup to send large waves down the spring and create sounds similar to whale songs or star trek laser blasts. Speak into the cup and the spring will create an echoing effect. A similar device is called a reverb when used with electronic instruments -- esp. guitars.
Similar to the classic cup and string telephone except that this uses a spring. Shake the cup to send large waves down the spring and create sounds similar to whale songs or star trek laser blasts. Speak into the cup and the spring will create an echoing effect. A similar device is called a reverb when used with electronic instruments -- esp. guitars.. Many guitar amps have a spring in the bottom to create a analog echo reverb effects.  


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* Shelf D-2
* Shelf D-2

Latest revision as of 13:27, 9 January 2023

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Reverb Cup.gif

Description:

Similar to the classic cup and string telephone except that this uses a spring. Shake the cup to send large waves down the spring and create sounds similar to whale songs or star trek laser blasts. Speak into the cup and the spring will create an echoing effect. A similar device is called a reverb when used with electronic instruments -- esp. guitars.. Many guitar amps have a spring in the bottom to create a analog echo reverb effects.

Location:

  • Shelf D-2