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B-Bender

A B-Bender is a guitar accessory that enables a player to fluidly alter the pitch of a guitar's B-string. This works by mechanically bending the B-string through the use of a series of levers and/or pulleys attached to an external lever that is controlled by the player.

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Classification
Guitar accessory
Developed
1968
Inventor(s)
Gene Parsons and Clarence White

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B-Bender

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Edges45
Triples71
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.043478
Components1

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B-Bender

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related to history · 38
B-Bender → Albert Lee, Another, Bernie Leadon, Bob Warford, Clarence White, Dave Evans, Eagles, Early, Evans, Evans Pull-String, Fender, Fender Musical Instruments Corporation, Figure, Gene Parsons, His, However, John Beland, Kentucky Colonels, Later, Leo Fender
related to Variations · 21
B-Bender → Another, Bender, Bigsby, Bigsby Palm Pedal, Bowden, David Borisoff, Duesenberg Guitars Multibender, Each, Examples, Figure, Hellecasters, Hipshot Palm Lever, James Hennessey, Parsons/White, Richard Bowden, The, The Hipshot, The Hipshot B-Bender, Unlike, While
related to Further reading · 6
B-Bender → Fender, History, Jeff, Owens, Pitch Perfect, Retrieved March
related to External links · 2
B-Bender → B-Bender Telecaster, Photos
Classification · 1
B-Bender → Guitar accessory
Developed · 1
B-Bender → 1968
Inventor(s) · 1
B-Bender → Gene Parsons and Clarence White
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B-Bender → guitar accessory that enables a player to fluidly alter the pitch of a guitar's B-string

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guitar parsons white pull-string body string neck stringbender production fender design telecaster device developed clarence bend lever pull use strings

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B-BenderClassificationGuitar accessory1.00infobox
B-BenderDeveloped19681.00infobox
B-BenderInventor(s)Gene Parsons and Clarence White1.00infobox
B-Benderis aguitar accessory that enables a player to fluidly alter the pitch of a guitar's B-string0.90text
B-Benderrelated to External linksPhotos0.60section
B-Benderrelated to External linksB-Bender Telecaster0.60section
B-Benderrelated to Further readingOwens0.60section
B-Benderrelated to Further readingJeff0.60section
B-Benderrelated to Further readingPitch Perfect0.60section
B-Benderrelated to Further readingHistory0.60section
B-Benderrelated to Further readingFender0.60section
B-Benderrelated to Further readingRetrieved March0.60section

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