True or False: Playing a certin guitar note will mess with a bat's sonar?

Question

Ok i herd this myth and its pretty cool cus im werid like that . It goes; if you play your electric or accustic guitar outside and you hit a certing note bats( the things with wings that fly around at night) will start going crazy and fly all around you area . Any one herd this or have any info on this ?

Answer 1

In theory, that could be true, but in actual fact you would have to be extremely precise with the note you play and you would have to re-tune your guitar so the top notes on the top strings were in the super-sonic range, because the vibrations at which the bats emit their sounding calls are above the range of the human ear. That means you wouldn't be able to hear the note you were playing. My guitar won't go that high, but maybe yours will......

Answer 2

It's true it messes with the bats sonar cause the noise is to sensitive in a certain way for the bats sonar.

Answer 3

Yea, and if you play another note humans walk up and hand you all their money.....that's actually true the shiit about the bats I would say is false

Answer 4

I don't know about that but I can get the neighborhood dogs rockin' at about 3 in the morning with a couple of quick power cords.

Answer 5

False.

Answer 6

Guitar frequencies should not make any difference. I suppose somehow harmonics might make it into their range, but it's a real stretch.

Answer 7

LOL. I have never heard this, but it's a funny idea. If you try it out, let me know what happens.

Answer 8

false

Answer 9

the sound will draw them to you because as you know they are blind,so it is true doll