Frequently Asked Questions
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How do I get the most out of my new synth?
Making the most of your synthesizer You've sprung for that killer new synth and it's sitting in your room all shiny and new. You know how much power is contained behind those knobs -
What are the differences between Mesh and Rubber Pads?
The main difference is going to be the feel between the two. The rubber pad will feel like a rubber practice pad. They are pretty durable, more affordable, and very compact in desi -
What is the minimum order you allow?
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I just received my violin, and it doesn't seem to be working correctly. I rub the bow across the strings, but I just can't get any sound out of it. What's wrong?
In order to get the bow to properly vibrate the strings and create those wonderful tones we all love, you need to really apply the rosin. Here's a tip: Take a paper clip and scratc -
What is the difference between an Active and Passive EQ and how does it change the sound?
A Passive Equalizer takes the original signal and bleeds specific frequencies straight to ground. This is the traditional way to build an equalizer. An Active Equalizer uses additi -
Pearl TRAP (The Rhythmic Arts Project)
For whom is the program designed? The Rhythmic Arts Project is designed for people with various disabilities as well as typical pre-school and first to second graders working on th -
What is the difference between a preamp and a power amp?
A preamp takes a low-level signal, such as a mic or guitar signal, and boosts it to the appropriate level (called "Line Level") for use in pro audio applications. A power amp takes -
Do you sell vintage instruments?
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What does ROM/RAM mean?
ROM (Read Only Memory) is a permanent form of microchip memory that is used to store the sounds or samples in digital synthesizers and sound modules. RAM (Random Access Memory) is -
How do you read drum sizes to find the correct size for replacement heads?
When referring to a drum set, manufacturers list sizes differently. Some list the diameter first and the depth second. Others do the opposite. The best thing to remember is that th
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