What is a B-Bender primarily used to emulate?
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Answer
The B-Bender is a guitar component that enables guitar players to replicate the typical sounds of a pedal steel guitar. This device permits the player to produce smooth pitch changes on a single string, specifically the "B" string, mimicking the nuanced intonation of a pedal steel guitar's strings.
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