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KAISH Tune-O-Matic Bridge mit LP Piezo-Tonabnehmer; Tune-o-matic Brücken mit Piezowandlern auf jedem Sattel für Gitarren mit einem Dual Bridge Pieces Der einfachste Weg, um akustische Töne von Ihrer Gitarre zu erhalten, kein Umschalten der Gitarren, um jetzt von elektrisch zu akustisch zu wechseln, einfach einen Schalter umklappen und es klingt, als würden Sie die Gitarre wechseln. Bieten Sie dem E-Gitarristen unglaubliche akustische und hybride akustische/elektrische Klänge 30,5 cm Radius; jeder Sattel hat einen kleinen Piezo, der die physische Bewegung des Sattels aufnimmt, während die Saite gespielt wird. Der kleine Piezo-Ausgang muss dann in einen Vorverstärker eingespeist werden, um ihm den Ausgangspegel zu geben, um mit den Standard-Magnet-Tonabnehmern einer E-Gitarre auszugleichen. Jeder Sattel enthält einen Miniatur-Tonabnehmer mit hoher Ausgangsleistung, die zusammen schöne warme akustische Töne erzeugen Gut verarbeitet; Sattelrückhalteringe mit hoher Stabilität, um Sattelklappern zu vermeiden; ausgestattet mit einem 3-mm-Endstift-Klinkenstecker, der jedoch entfernt werden kann, wenn Sie ihn nicht in einen Vorverstärker stecken. Entfernen Sie einfach den Stecker und löten Sie die Kabel an einen Schalter oder direkt an die Ausgangsbuchse Sie haben bewegliche Saitensättel, um jede Saite einzeln zu intonieren und Schraubenköpfe an der Oberseite der Pfosten für eine einfache Höhenverstellung Pfostenlöcher messen 74 mm in der Mitte; Gesamtbreite 86 mm; Saitenabstand 10,4 mm (52 mm insgesamt); Durchmesser der Montagepfosten beträgt 6 mm; Außendurchmesser der Pfosten: 12 mm; diese Brücken sind nach Importspezifikationen hergestellt und passen auf Epiphone Les Paul/SG/ES/DOT/Flying V und ähnliche Gitarren

This book is for the fans of guitar amplifiers and the history that lies behind them. Starting with early amp models like the Gibson EH-150 that was first used with Gibson's EH-150 lap-steel guitar and later the Charlie Christian ES-150 guitar, it then delves into the development of Fender, Vox, and Orange amps, and goes right up to the modern boutique designers like Industrial, Dr. Z, Fargen and Fuchs. Also featured are such tube amp classics as the Seymour Duncan Convertible head, ahead of its time in offering tube-switching before THD Amps existed. Other amp designers profiled include: .Carvin .Danelectro/Silvertone .Engel .Epiphone .Premier .Roland .Seymour Duncan .And many, many more! Emmy Award-winning guitarist, composer, and producer Brian Tarquin takes on the unique subject matter of the electric guitar's sidekick and partner-in-crime to create this informative and enthralling reference guide. Interviews with various amp makers as well as players, and a foreword by Michael Molenda (Guitar Player magazine), will all bring the reader closer to those glowing tubes and tones. Guitar Amplifier Encyclopedia provides an expansive education on all the best amps' every nuance, and how they each changed the history of sound! Allworth Press, an imprint of Skyhorse Publishing, publishes a broad range of books on the visual and performing arts, with emphasis on the business of art. Our titles cover subjects such as graphic design, theater, branding, fine art, photography, interior design, writing, acting, film, how to start careers, business and legal forms, business practices, and more. While we don't aspire to publish a New York Times bestseller or a national bestseller, we are deeply committed to quality books that help creative professionals succeed and thrive. We often publish in areas overlooked by other publishers and welcome the author whose expertise can help our audience of readers.

Volume 2 of the most complete and practical modern reference on tube guitar amplifiers In Volume 1 we've laid the groundwork for more practical aspects of guitar amps that will be covered in this volume, namely amp troubleshooting & repair, modifications & improvements, and construction (building). Out of necessity, Volume 1 was a bit more theoretical of the two. Understanding operational principles and design & analysis tools is necessary to fully master the hands-on stuff, so you will know not only what should be done and how, but also why or why not. The first two chapters of this volume deal with the final stages in the amplification chain, namely output transformers, loudspeakers, attenuators and headphone/line out circuitry. Chapter 3 covers the basic troubleshooting and amplifier repair tools and methods. Chapter 4 discusses practical wiring, soldering and circuit modification issues seldom or never mentioned in other books. Although numerous circuit modifications and improvements have been dispersed throughout both volumes, chapters 5 and 6 cover two specific areas where mods are particularly effective and noticeable, namely in power supplies and in tone changes through simple changes such as tube and component substitutions. Chapter 7 is a review and analysis of a few modern push-pull amplifiers such as Orange Tiny Terror, Jet City JCA20H, Fender Excelsior and Epiphone Electar Century. These case studies illustrate common issues and improvement options. The DIY project section (last five chapters) will take you through a dozen or so unique amplifier designs, some single-ended, other of push-pull, using different preamp and less common output tubes, such as 12FQ8, 12A6, 5687, 12AU7, 6SN7, 6AR6, 6BX7, 6EM7, ECL86 and PL508. Of course, there are also designs and DIY projects with much loved favorites such as EL84, 6V6, 6L6, EL34, and 7027A. Finally, we look at examples of vintage tube gear that already contain a tube amplifier inside and how to quickly and easily convert them into guitar amps. This practical DIY manual is richly and professionally illustrated with photographs of tubes, components and amplifiers, circuit diagrams, tube pinouts, curves and loadlines, graphs and charts. These valuable illustrations make it faster and easier to comprehend issues, a picture is truly worth a thousand words! All the information required to design and build tube guitar amplifiers is compiled in one place. Who is this book for? •Guitar players wanting to learn how tubes and tube amplifiers work. • DIY constructors who want to build, service or modify tube guitar amps. • Buyers and sellers of tube guitar amps who need a better understanding of tube technology. • Electronic technicians and engineers familiar with solid state devices and amps, who want to expand their knowledge of tubes and their circuits. • Anyone who wants to learn how to design, build, test, fix, or upgrade tube guitar amps. Contents of Volume 2: • OUTPUT AND INTERSTAGE TRANSFORMERS FOR TUBE GUITAR AMPS • LOUDSPEAKERS, OUTPUT ATTENUATORS & HEADPHONE CIRCUITS • TROUBLESHOOTING AND REPAIRING TUBE GUITAR AMPLIFIERS • WIRING, SOLDERING & MODIFICATION PRACTICES • POWER SUPPLY MODIFICATIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS • TONE TWEAKS • MODERN PUSH-PULL AMPS • DIY PROJECTS: CONVERTING SOLID STATE GUITAR AMPS TO TUBES • DIY PROJECTS: ULTRA-SMALL AMPS • REBULDING COMMERCIAL AMPS IN A HANDWIRED (POINT-TO-POINT) FASHION • DIY PROJECTS: QUIRKY & UNUSUAL DESIGNS • CONVERTING VINTAGE TUBE GEAR INTO GUITAR AMPS