Loaded Pickguard Fender Telecaster Classic Player Baja

[ychris]

στην baja, στις θέσεις 2 και 4 (neck/bridge parallel & neck/bridge series) ο S-1 το βάζει σε out of phase λειτουργία.

το ίδιο δεν κάνει και ο push pull ? εάν κατάλαβα σωστά

εάν ο S-1 κάνει και περισσότερα, δεν νομίζω πως θα μου χρειαστεί.

 

Parallel and series are electrical terms. If 2 things are in parallel, it means the hot wires of both pickups and the ground wires of both pickups are effectively wired together, so the resulting signal is sorta like the sounds of each pickup mixed together - ie. the sound of 2 single coil pickups, one at the bridge and one at the neck, both running at once. In series, the output of one pickup runs into the input of the other, so they are one after the other. This is how humbuckers work - 2 coils in series. So the series positions will sound like a humbucker, with a huge spacing between the coils (so not exactly like your SD JB or whatever, but still a cool sound), and will be louder than the parallel position.

 

If pickups are out of phase, it means that their electrical signals are opposite - when one voltage going up, the other is going down, and vice versa. This means there is voltage cancellation (1 + -1 =0) and so what you get is a "skinny" sound which reflects the differences between the pickups' frequency responses (because where there's a difference, there won't be full cancelation. This is basically achieved by using a switch to reverse the connections of the hot and ground wires of one of the pickups, so that in parallel, the hot and ground wires of the two pickups are both effectively wired together, and you get a mix of each pickup's signal by itself but out of phase, and in series, you get the hot of one pickup wired to the hot of the other pickup. Out of phase settings will be quieter than their respective in-phase counterparts.

 

[Superfunk]

το ίδιο δεν κάνει και ο push pull ?

 

ναι

[ychris]

ok, ......στω