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The BASS subwoofer is the perfect complement to UNICO
or DAVID
for enhancing the performance of acoustic instruments producing strong
bass frequencies such as double bass, acoustic bass guitar, cello, etc.
This application activates the low cut feature on the UNICO or DAVID so
as to have BASS fully reproduce bass!
Combined with two SIDE
or PUB
280 units and thanks to its active stereophonic separation, it
provides the proper foundation for your PA system (e.g., the OPERA mixer with
two SIDE active loudspeakers and one BASS). The bipolar 200W RMS and
the traditional power supply featuring a toroidal transformer ensure a
controlled and extremely accurate and powerful bass reproduction.
Thanks to its compact design and efficient circuitry, BASS
delivers incredible low end in a very portable package.
- 200W RMS, active bass subwoofer
- 1-way
- 15.5 Kg – 32x36x38 cm
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For more info or to buy click here: Schertler
Bass Active Subwoofer
Bass
Manual
Posted by Michael Horowitz on July 15, 2004 at 10:18 am in Pickups and Amplifiers.Comment on this post.
SIDE has been conceived and developed
as an extension for the SCHERTLER
UNICO or as a stand-alone active loudspeaker system, using the same
high-quality components and circuitry.
From inputs to loudspeakers, all aspects of SIDE were selected for
their natural and accurate response. As in UNICO, two power amps with
an active crossover supply 150W to the 8″ woofer and 35 watts to the 1″
dome tweeter. The result is velvety, clear harmonics with a controlled,
strong low end (down to 40 Hz). The technology of biamplification
produces a very transparent sound as well as providing maximum
efficiency by properly matching amplifiers to loudspeakers.
For more info or to buy click here: Schertler
Side Active Loudspeaker
Side
Specs
Posted by Michael Horowitz on July 14, 2004 at 10:12 am in Pickups and Amplifiers.Comment on this post.
The Schertler PRE-AIII preamplifier is the solution for those seeking an outboard preamplifier with equalization adjustments in addition to gain and volume controls. PRE-AIII is designed for use with the Schertler DYN-Series Electrodynamic and Schertler BLUESTiCK transducers.
PRE-AIII Specs
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Posted by Michael Horowitz on July 11, 2004 at 1:23 pm in Pickups and Amplifiers.Comment on this post.
This month’s lesson is based on Picking Pattern #3 from the Gypsy Picking book. This pattern relies on sweep picking for maximum right hand efficiency.
This lesson uses a variation of Picking Pattern #3 to create a beautiful arpeggiated chordal effect. Django used this device for ending ballads, and it also appears in a number of his unaccompanied guitar pieces (See my book Unaccompanied Django). Just transpose this idea to whatever key you’re playing in, and voila! You have a great ending.
Audio Example
Posted by Michael Horowitz on June 29, 2004 at 9:33 am in Free Lessons.Comment on this post.
Johnny Smith was one of the great pioneers of jazz guitar. His impeccable technique, tone, and musical sensibilities set him apart from his peers. One of his great innovations was the development of the chord-melody technique for solo guitar. His beautiful arrangement of “Moonlight in Vermont” is among his most famous performances in this style. His recording titled Legends consists entirely of brilliant unaccompanied chord-melody arrangements.
This book features six Johnny Smith arrangements of classical themes for solo guitar. The titles are:
Suite in B Minor
Theme
Air for a G String by J.S. Bach
Dance of the Reed Pipes by P. Tschaikowsky
Theme from Piano Concerto in A Minor by R. Schuman
Londonderry Air
19 Pages with detailed fingering and pick stroke suggestions. A few nice pictures as well.
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Posted by Michael Horowitz on June 28, 2004 at 12:07 am in News.Comment on this post.
