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| As a musican you need musical skills and superb equipment for a good sound. As an engineer and musician I know what musicians expect from their gear. Whatever you need. Everything is possible. Ask for more info. [email protected] |
| heavy duty microphone cable, double shielded, XLR connectors, balanced, length: 6m |
| heavy duty instrument cable, double shielded, length: 6m |
| heavy duty stomp box cable, double shielded, length: 22cm |
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| special and customized high quality cables (mic, guitar, bass, keyboard, midi, midi interfaces, USB to midi converter, USB audio interfaces) |
| guitar or amp repair and modification (also vintage gear) (guitars: e.g. re-fret, volume & tone controls, pickups, plugs, tuning pegs, bridge) (amps: e.g. tube exchange, bias adjust, controls, speaker, power supply) |
| PA systems and other sound equipment (PA-systems, mixer, eq, effects, amps, speakers, cables, power supply) (bass amps, keyboards, keyboard amps) (stomp box, pre amps, studio effects, mics) |
| THE one and only SHOP |
| A short story about a live performance: On stage. Plug in the guitar, switch on the amp, crank up the volume, play your favorite riff, and??? Nothing but a hum...buzz...hiss. Switch off the amp, plug out and in again, switch on again, carefully turn the volume on the guitar....ckkrkcssrrrr.....ahh....there you go....it's the volume.....turn the volume a few times up and down.....and....sounds better now, but still.....the sound is not what you expected. Something is wrong, but what??? Could be the volume, the tone, the connector, the pickup, the stomp box, the amp, the speaker, whatsoever. There's no time to check now, the gig has to start. Sounds familiar??? I know. I've seen that a hundred times. |
| For clubs, pubs, and other venues (check, maintenance, optimization and repair of the complete sound system) |
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| This is an example of a guitar modification. Ernie Ball MUSICMAN Axis, 2 humbucker, 1 pickup switch, 1 volume pot, standard wiring. In order to keep the beautiful front finish, the 4 switches for split coil and phase are built into the back panel. The sound can be changed with 2 switches for each humbucker, one to change the phase (in or outer phase) and one to split the coil. This gives 16 different sounds in addition to the standard 3 pos. pickup switch on the front. |
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