[sdiy] Language bending, was:Alternating dead current voltage??

[Scott Gravenhorst]

Well, then we can't leave out "Electromechanical".  I think an electric guitar
and an electric tine piano qualifies as neither fully mechanical nor fully
electronic.


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James Patchell <patchell at cox.net> wrote:
>         "Electronic" or "Mechanical" I would think would be more descriptive.
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>>I think referring to instruments as "electronic" or "non-electronic" should
>>be good enough for most purposes.
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>>take care,
>>Glen
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>         -Jim
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