Beats with two beer bottles blown manually.
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Beats Using Two Glass Bottles. This demonstration requires two long-winded volunteers. The volunteers must achieve both a loud and sustained volume. NOTE: It is also possible to arrange a compressed-air nozzle at a suitable angle over the top of each bottle in order to produce the beats.
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