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I almost forgot, I also like to push the ebow really hard into the strings over and around the pick-ups of my guitar. It makes a wild scream-like sound and by moving the ebow up and down near the pick-ups, it's tunable as well. I think it's quite amazing and can be extremely frightening when used correctly... smiles, Corynne At 02:45 PM 2/12/98 -0500, you wrote: >> theatrical appeal are those compressed air cans that you can readily >buy >at >> radio shack (and elsewhere) to blow the dust from sensitive electronic >parts. >> They usually come with a thin plastic tube that inserts into the >nozzle--very >> handy for precise aiming at whatever portion of the strings you care to >blow >> on. Somewhere around the 12th fret usually works better for me. >> >> >> >> If you want the same effect, with a bit more theatrical appeal, you can >use a >> trick Gary Davis (of San Diego's Custom Floor) showed me. Blow up a >brightly >> colored balloon (the performance element), and use that for your >compressed- >> air exciter source. Cheaper than compressed air too... >> >> -Mike > >...not to mention a bit better for the ol' environs...... > >though it is nice that most of that stuff is now CFC - free. > > >> > > >