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What musical insturment, irregardlessley of how exactly made, never sound exactly like the other same insturments?
-- mitch hearn (moopups@citlink.net), April 20, 2002
A violin???
-- Debbie in S IL (dc1253@hcis.net), April 20, 2002.
After rereading my source I need to make the question more clear, the consept should be what insturment sounds the least like its fellow insturments?
-- mitch hearn (moopups@citlink.net), April 20, 2002.
A Kazoo
-- Rose (open_rose@hotmail.com), April 20, 2002.
I have two guesses. Either bagpipes or carillon.
-- Gayle in KY (gayleannesmith@yahoo.com), April 20, 2002.
The present style of insturments started being made just after WW2.~
-- mitch hearn (moopups@citlink.net), April 20, 2002.
The insturment is generally made by the player, not bought.~
-- mitch hearn (moopups@citlink.net), April 20, 2002.
cat's on a string??
-- Stan (sopal@net-pert.com), April 20, 2002.
A concertina????
-- Tracy (trimmer31@hotmail.com), April 20, 2002.
Those hammered metal drums?
-- Gayle in KY (gayleannesmith@yahoo.com), April 20, 2002.
Didgeridoo? (questionable spelling :-) )
-- john hill (john@cnd.co.nz), April 20, 2002.
Mitch----- I play a mean washboard------& I have a metal one-- a brass one & a glass one & none all sound the same-----is that the answer?????
-- Sonda in Ks. (sgbruce@birch.net), April 20, 2002.
The hammered metal drums from the Carribean islands all have a different sound even though they look alike and measure the same.
-- mitch hearn (moopups@citlink.net), April 20, 2002.
No two instruments sound exactly the same. Especially percussion. That's the beauty of them. Is the hammered metal drum what you were going for?
-- Doreen (animalwaitress@yahoo.com), April 21, 2002.