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Elaine S Hartstein Hartstein Guitars replied to the discussion Too many knobs, too little time in the forum Quick Questions 5 months ago
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I think you are probably right about the piezo bridge. I just thought it was a bridge design I was unfamiliar with. The current owner said that he’d been told something about it being made so that it could sound “more acoustic”, so that adds up. Thank you!
And I did replace the 9 volt battery.
Cheers,
Elaine
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Gerry Hayes Haze Guitars replied to the discussion Too many knobs, too little time in the forum Quick Questions 5 months ago
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Ha. Great catch, Jonathan. Piezo elements hiding in plain sight. D’oh! 😄
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I am trying to check on an order from the store but when I put in my login and password (the same I use on this account) it refuses to log me in. Why do I have to re-login at various places on this site?
John
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Sorry, but the store and this website are on different servers for better performance. I can both send a password reset on the other site if you need it and I can reach out to the person about your order. Which order number was it ?
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Jonathan Law Feline Guitars replied to the discussion Too many knobs, too little time in the forum Quick Questions 5 months ago
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I would suggest that we may be overlooking some fairly obvious things here which are popular
The bridge on the guitar looks like it has piezo elements – like a fishman powerbridge, or an LR Baggs piezo equipped tele bridge.
I would suggest that the mini toggle and circuitry on a knob is a piezo buffer circuit and allows switching between…
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