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18 Jun 04 - 05:55 AM (#1209745) Subject: What kind of pick-up for bowed psaltary? From: GUEST,Ingrid the Crafty I'd like to put a pick-up on my bowed psaltary. Having heard a friend's electric cello, I'm keen to try electric psaltary. I have no idea what sort is best for this instrument. Anybody out there ever tried it? Ingrid |
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18 Jun 04 - 05:58 AM (#1209747) Subject: RE: What kind of pick-up for bowed psaltary? From: Zany Mouse WOW! That sounds eardrum blasting! Rhiannon |
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18 Jun 04 - 06:19 AM (#1209753) Subject: RE: What kind of pick-up for bowed psaltary? From: kendall How about the sanitation department? hehehe |
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18 Jun 04 - 06:21 AM (#1209755) Subject: RE: What kind of pick-up for bowed psaltary? From: ard mhacha You are lucky, I have piles as well. |
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18 Jun 04 - 06:43 AM (#1209773) Subject: RE: What kind of pick-up for bowed psaltary? From: Pied Piper Has it got any holes in the soundboard? If so a really good cheap pickup can de made out of a piezo-trancducer just wedge it against the underside of the soundboard with a piece of dowel and it will give a good output, no pre-amp needed. If you use 2 in different positions and pan them 100% left and right you will not believe how fantastic it sounds. TTFN PP |
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18 Jun 04 - 10:12 AM (#1209870) Subject: RE: What kind of pick-up for bowed psaltary? From: Big Mick Consider a PICK-UP THE WORLD which a Mudcatter had a hand in designing. These things are incredibly faithful in capturing the sound and don't require instrument modification. I have heard nothing but great comments about these. Mick |