<![CDATA[Does an electric guitar string's vibration get slowed gradually as it transfers energy to the pickups?]]>Does an electric guitar string's vibration get slowed gradually as it transfers energy to the pickups? I mean the energy for the induced current has to come from somewhere, right?

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The Who found a trick against that.

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