Frequently Asked Questions
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In what order should I run my guitar effects?
Compression is generally the first effect in the chain for good reason. By compressing the signal, you are able to feed a fairly strong and consistent signal to the rest of the pro -
I want to run two guitar amps simultaneously, so I can blend the tones. What do I need in order to do that?
The Morley ABY Channel Switcher is a rugged footswitch that can choose between 2 inputs or 2 outputs. It can also mix 2 mono inputs or split an input to 2 outputs at once. -
Are there any restrictions on shipping products internationally?
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What is the difference between J-pickups, P-pickups & Soapbar pickups on a bass?
The "P" in P-pickups stands for Precision Bass. They are made of two single coil pickups that are offset so they each pick up vibrations from two different strings. The signal is c -
What is the difference between balanced and unbalanced cables?
Unbalanced cables consist of a single center conductor surrounded by a shield. Both the center conductor and the shield carry the audio signal. The shield generally eliminates most -
What happens if you see the same transaction listed as both pending and posted on your bank statement?
Most major banks follow the practice of releasing the pending authorization before posting the amount when the merchant collects payment. However, some banks may treat the settleme -
What are some good bass strings for playing blues or jazz?
We recommend flatwound bass strings for blues and jazz. They have a rolled-off high end and a smooth bottom that is very solid. If you really want to get a flat, upright bass sort -
I am trying to find a book on how to play a 12-string guitar.
Playing a 12-string guitar is just like playing a 6-string, the only thing different is the doubled strings. Your 12-string guitar should be tuned (low to high): E(oct e) - A(oct a -
What compression settings are appropriate for recording electric bass?
Since the electric bass has a wider dynamic range than many instruments, compression is often applied in order to maintain a more even volume level, and to match the dynamics of th -
What does de-essing mean?
De-essing is a method for removing loud sibilants (harsh "SSS" sounds) from vocal parts. This can be accomplished by a dedicated de-esser device or by using an equalizer connected
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