Online dating for teenagers and young adults appears a fairly simple pursuit requiring little more than an exchange of photographs along with a passing reference to some common interests. And that''s it, the match is made, although it may not last much more than a few days! But for the older and more skilled adult, dating is generally a much more complex issue, in which both the man and also the woman will expect much more from their possible partner.
So why not give your self a head begin and make your profile that a lot more fascinating. Being able to play a musical instrument, especially an unusual musical instrument, will not only make your profile stand out from the herd but will also arouse much interest and curiosity. At the extremely least it''ll get you a few dates quite quickly, but in many cases you will soon find that you have become a veritable magnet to the opposite sex.
Let''s take a take a look at the next four unusual musical instruments you might consider adding to your online dating armory. They range from the most ancient to probably the most modern, so there is sure to be 1 to appeal to each and every musical taste.

LightHarp. The LightHarp uses lasers, spotlights and light sensors to trace virtual strings through space for performers to play. I believe something similar was utilized by Mr Spok to charm the heart of many an interstellar traveler. The instrument doesn''t produce sound itself, rather it controls computers and synthesizers.

The present version of the LightHarp has been designed in leather by the famous leather artist, Garry Greenwood. The LightHarp is also the World''s initial Indian computer music instrument and resembles a veena in shape and design. It has a total of 32 light-sensor virtual strings, each of which play either individual notes, music samples or act as frets on a string. But although designed for playing Indian music, the LightHarp is also capable of performing dense polyphonic textures with micro-tonal tunings.

Nano Guitar.  Now here''s an instrument guaranteed to please the technology-minded lady, and it comes in one convenient pocket-sized package. Keep 1 by you at all times. You never know when it may come in handy!
The smallest guitar in the world, the Nano Guitar is only 10 micro-meters in length --  about the size of a single cell -- with six strings each about 50 nanometers, or 100 atoms, wide. The original Nano Guitar was made to resemble a Fender Stratocaster. The new, ''playable'' version, actually about five times the size of the original, is modeled on the Gibson Flying V.

The strings are actually silicon bars, 150 by 200 nanometers in cross-section and ranging from 6 to 12 micrometers in length (a nanometer is a billionth of a meter, the length of three silicon atoms in a row. For comparison, the diameter of a human hair is about 200 micrometers, or 200,000 nanometers). They vibrate at frequencies 17 octaves higher than those of a real guitar, so special listening skills will be required!

Serpent. An instrument with overt sexual overtones and in the right hands a lethal weapon in your armory to seduce your beloved. Just don''t overdo it, the effects can be earth-shattering!

The Serpent is an ancient musical wind instrument, related to the modern tuba, invented by Canon Guillaume in 1590 in France, and was first used to reinforce the sound of church choirs. It was produced from wood and blown with a cup shaped mouthpiece. Played softly, it has a firm mellow tone. At medium volume, it produces a robust sound -- some thing of a cross between the tuba, bassoon and French horn. But when played loudly, the serpent can create seriously unpleasant noises reminiscent of large animals mating or in distress.

Theremin. The Theremin is perhaps my preferred instrument, and one of probably the most versatile. But as with all musical instruments worthy of the name, please think about the neighbors and try to perfect your technique before rushing out to try this. Police cells and hospitals have been known to become overcrowded with failed Theremin players.

The Theremin is one of the earliest electronic instruments, the forerunner of the electronic synthesizer. However it is unique in that it is played without ever physically touching it. Invented by the Russian inventor Leon Theremin in the 1920s, the instrument is outfitted with two antennae and when the hands of the player enter the electrostatic field around every antenna, changes in pitch and volume occur.

For years the Theremin enjoyed cult status in sci-fi movies (such as Bernard Herman''s score for the 1951 classic The Day the Earth Stood Still) and it is still used today in movies and by a number of contemporary musicians including bands such as Led Zeppelin, Radiohead and Portishead. In fact the Theremin is enjoying a veritable musical renaissance!

I hope you''ve enjoyed learning about these intriguing musical instruments, mention of any one of which on your adult dating site profile is bound to generate a lot of interest. But it''s for you to take it from there!

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