1st upgrade, what would it be?
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Whoa 50cents to repair it!?... my amp is still srong and running... haha...
This is the first time I heard that amp can die off... guess I have to do long term saving to have enough to buy a good amp when the need arises...
Being a noob can anyone tell me how much difference can a pickup make in terms of sound?
This is the first time I heard that amp can die off... guess I have to do long term saving to have enough to buy a good amp when the need arises...
Being a noob can anyone tell me how much difference can a pickup make in terms of sound?
thor666
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imo pickups affect ur setup (volume/gain) much more than ur tonal differences.
though a tele vs strat singlecoils vs humbuckers would sound quite different, but most of us stick to only 1/2 type of different shaped pickups... between models of the same type i think the difference is less.
though a tele vs strat singlecoils vs humbuckers would sound quite different, but most of us stick to only 1/2 type of different shaped pickups... between models of the same type i think the difference is less.
thor666
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according to the Shure website, the SM58 is for vocals, whilst the SM57 is more for instruments and general stuff.
although the Shure website also says "The Shure SM57 unidirectional dynamic microphone is exceptional for musical instrument pickup or for vocals."
SM58: 50-15000Hz
SM57: 40-15000Hz
they also have slightly different frequency response. (for what that is, to put it in simple terms, when u play guitar at high E string 24th fret, the volume seems to go down, whereas at bass E string 0 fret the volume sounds louder.)
i'll be getting a SM57 since it seems to be more versatile.
and ya, sorry for the mistake, it's a SM57 i'm looking out for.
although the Shure website also says "The Shure SM57 unidirectional dynamic microphone is exceptional for musical instrument pickup or for vocals."
SM58: 50-15000Hz
SM57: 40-15000Hz
they also have slightly different frequency response. (for what that is, to put it in simple terms, when u play guitar at high E string 24th fret, the volume seems to go down, whereas at bass E string 0 fret the volume sounds louder.)
i'll be getting a SM57 since it seems to be more versatile.
and ya, sorry for the mistake, it's a SM57 i'm looking out for.
thor666
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luther sells the SM57 for $139, it's roughly about that price everywhere, i think the lowest i saw was at $120 during the Sweelee Bras Brasah sale.
http://www.luthermusic.com/cgi-bin/WB_ItemPageGen.pl?t=1123357422&Pid=504&Gid=
http://www.luthermusic.com/cgi-bin/WB_ItemPageGen.pl?t=1123357422&Pid=504&Gid=
wangdexian
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pooo said:BlackMoo said:
There are sometimes where solid state amps just own the tube ones
Yeah no one cranks a marhsall tube stack at home. :lol:
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