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 Topic: Auto Parts Advice |
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| PatriciaMacLachlan Replies: 2 Views: 215 |
 Forum: Random Posted: Wed Jun 26, 2013 7:33 am Subject: Auto Parts Advice |
| A guitar strap is a strip of fabric with a leather or synthetic leather piece on each end. It is made to hold a guitar via the shoulders, at an adjustable length to suit the position favored by the gu ... | |
| Topic: Is people really attracted towards the sleeping bags brands? |
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| PatriciaMacLachlan Replies: 3 Views: 249 |
Forum: Random Posted: Wed Jun 26, 2013 7:32 am Subject: Is people really attracted towards the sleeping bags brands? |
| Modern pickups are tailored to the sound desired. A commonly applied approximation used in selection of a pickup is that less wire (lower DC resistance) = brighter sound, more wire = "fat" t ... | |
| Topic: Get tips from professional for sleeping bags? |
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| PatriciaMacLachlan Replies: 3 Views: 184 |
Forum: Random Posted: Wed Jun 26, 2013 7:31 am Subject: Get tips from professional for sleeping bags? |
| The types and models of pickups used can greatly affect the tone of the guitar. Typically, humbuckers, which are two magnet–coil assemblies attached to each other are traditionally associated with a h ... | |
| Topic: How many companies help you for branding in sleeping bags? |
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| PatriciaMacLachlan Replies: 3 Views: 228 |
Forum: Random Posted: Wed Jun 26, 2013 7:29 am Subject: How many companies help you for branding in sleeping bags? |
| Traditional electromagnetic pickups are either single-coil or double-coil. Single-coil pickups are susceptible to noise induced from electric fields, usually mains-frequency (60 or 50 hertz) hum. The ... | |
| Topic: Enhancing Car Performance |
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| PatriciaMacLachlan Replies: 1 Views: 200 |
Forum: Random Posted: Wed Jun 26, 2013 7:28 am Subject: Enhancing Car Performance |
| The vibration of the strings creates a small voltage in the coils surrounding the magnets. This signal voltage is carried to a guitar amplifier that drives a loudspeaker. | |
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