DoubleBlade
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It is said that certain pickups work well with certain types of wood in terms of tonal quality...
how is this possible????
once the pickup detects a vibration in the guitar strings , it automatically converts the vibrations into electric signals and is sent delivered directly to the amp or in the case of a effects pedal on board , it goes thru the effects pedal first...
what has wood got to do with all of this????
i mean...the entire process of converting vibration into signals and sending it to the amp all happens in the internal circuitory of the guitar....
isn't it just a case of How Powerful the Pickup is????
please do not flame me as i'm not really a guitarist as i was just wondering only....
if there is any mistake i made in how the pickup detects sound please correct me...
how is this possible????
once the pickup detects a vibration in the guitar strings , it automatically converts the vibrations into electric signals and is sent delivered directly to the amp or in the case of a effects pedal on board , it goes thru the effects pedal first...
what has wood got to do with all of this????
i mean...the entire process of converting vibration into signals and sending it to the amp all happens in the internal circuitory of the guitar....
isn't it just a case of How Powerful the Pickup is????
please do not flame me as i'm not really a guitarist as i was just wondering only....
if there is any mistake i made in how the pickup detects sound please correct me...