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Nearly every part vibrates, or should vibrate depending on the quality of your instrument. The vibration passes from the string to the bridge to the face and then through to the sides and back of your instrument. Most of the sound you hear comes from the face and back of the instrument. That is why electric instruments such as electric violins and electric Guitars are so quiet; their bodies are not designed to absorb the vibrations from the strings. struck, hit, scraped

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Q: The hollow wooden body of a string instrument acts as a resonator. What part of the instrument vibrates during pitch production?
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