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How to get the most "Quack" on a H-H guitar?
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BTW, in the last year i have switched over to a TruTone CS-12 power supply that features "triple filtered switching power supply technology". I use it for my pedals and BOSS MS3 unit that I use as a pedalboard-based amp into my PA. With that power supply, my non-noiseless singlecoil pups and split coils have only a very faint amount of 60 cycle hum. Of course, that may not hold true at a gig venue with dirty power setups or if you're using a traditional amp, but that's what I am finding at home with my setup. So a good isolated power supply may alleviate alot of the 60 cycle noise if you decide to use some non-hum-canceling coil/pup setups. YMMV.Sanford: "The hardest part about tone chasing is losing the expectations associated with the hardware."
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Originally posted by Jack_TriPpEr View Post
Awesome info. I just downloaded it and filed it away. The recently revised SD product pages are hit or miss about mentioning the Model #, unfortunately.
Still unreadable. I'll break it up.
I put it back. Let me know if this works.
Still not working.Last edited by ArtieToo; 11-25-2020, 08:48 AM.
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I would think if you really wanted one, they would make it for you.Administrator of the SDUGF
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Originally posted by ArtieToo View PostIt would be fun to hear them side by side. The STK-S4 pretty much nails the classic single coil tone, while remaining noiseless. I'd love to hear an STK-S1.Administrator of the SDUGF
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Originally posted by PFDarkside View PostThe STK-S1 was ancient, the S4 is a technological advancement, part of which is the tuning of each pickup for optimal noise cancellation at end of line, right? (I seem to remember each one being measured, then a specific value resistor being added)
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