Silde Guitar            

            Slide Stringed Instrument Or Bottleneck Stringed Instrument Could Be A Explicit Technique Or Technique For Taking Part In The Stringed Instrument. The Term Slide Refers To The Motion Of The Slide Against The Strings, Whereas bottleneck Refers To The Initial Material Of Selection For Such Slides: The Necks Of Glass Bottles. Rather Than sterilisation The Pitch Of The Strings Within The Traditional Manner (By Pressing The String Against Frets), A Slide Is Placed Upon The String To Vary Its Vibratory Length, And Pitch. This Slide Will Then Be Affected On The String While Notlifting, Making Continuous Transitions In Pitch.

              Slide Stringed Instrument Is Most Frequently Compete (Assuming A Right-Handed Player And Guitar):

              With The Stringed Instrument Within The Traditional Position, Employing A Slide Known As A Bottleneck On One Among The Fingers Of The Left Hand; This Can Be Called Bottleneck Stringed Instrument.

             With The Stringed Instrument Control Horizontally, With The Belly Top And Also The Bass Strings Toward The Player, And Employing A Slide Known As A "Steel" Control Within The Left Hand; This Can Be Called "Lap Steel Guitar".