A music string of the type described would contain approximately twice the number of "water strings" as carbon fibers within its core; in the case of a one-millimeter core that number is into the tens of thousands of fibers. Do the maths.

A music string has the advantage that besides being very simple to resonance-control, it can also be utilized for the windings of a coil (solenoid) when coated in suitable insulation and such a coil could be wound around the speaking length of the same music string. In this way, any electromagnetic frequency propagating throughout the string speaking length could then be passed to the coil of the same string and utilized as a phase-controlling force to be applied to the speaking length (feedback).

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