The most impressive guita effect I heard at NAMM:

[That90'sGuy]

Re: The most impressive guita effect I heard at NAMM:

WWW.D-TAR.COM


DON'T YOU PEOPLE EVER LEAVE THIS FORUM TO FIND AN ANSWER????

:laugh2: :laugh2: :laugh2:

Thanks Terry, wait a second....

you're researching acoustic preamps when you should be packing up my speakers!







Wow, I feel like an idiot after finding out the "input" knob is on the front :smack:


So, how much are these things anyways??? (and yes, I'm too lazy to actually go out of the forum for it) :banana:

 

[Artie]

Re: The most impressive guita effect I heard at NAMM:

Hey Lew....me again.....How do you install a Fishman in a strat? Does this effect work like the synths in that you don"t have to retune the guitar to play in alternate tunings? can you also get an "electric"sound out of it and runit through your regular amp? reason I ask is that i wasw
looking at open C for one of my Fenders like Mick Ralphs uses and you have to set up a seperate guitar with different string gauges to do it......seems kinda silly for only one or two tunes and If i want a seperate open tuned guitar, it will be for slide.

A piezo is a crystal that converts vibration to electrical impulses, and vice-versa. (The basis for piezo tweeters.) Usually, they mount with glue, or some sort of "sticky" to the bottom of the bridge. They go out to a standard 1/4" jack, but I think that most require a preamp of some sort.

Don't forget that D-Tar makes some killer piezo's too.

http://www.d-tar.com/soundspots.shtml

Artie