Poor playing position inevitably leads to poor tone production.

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Poor playing position inevitably leads to poor tone production.

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...and watch it with the pronouns !


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Re: Poor playing position inevitably leads to poor tone production.

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sounds like a little bull to me.


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Re: Poor playing position inevitably leads to poor tone production.

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i'm udderly shocked by the one's milking this picture for jokes... :red: :eyes: :bugeyes: :facepalm2:
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As far as tone production - for this particular example, is there really any difference between with or without the added instrument?
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