Question 10 about the bass body itself and the pickups

As far as the piano itself is concerned, the material is his most important determining factor, if the material is not good, then the pickup is useless no matter how good it is...

There are their own factors that will decide, your question I personally think this is better, a good piano, good wood, pickups should also be good, the timbre is based on different styles to determine the material, a p, or a j, it's not the same, style, pickups, wood may be the same, a domestic sq, pickups, wood, just like that, good things are compatible with better and better, right

Your question is more general, and I'll give you a relatively general one. First of all, with the development of technology, the bass wood material alone can no longer determine the quality of its timbre. Or a few points that determine the quality of the timbre:

Strings, wood, pickups, left and right hand position, right hand finger position, pick position position, sound, compressor, effects, etc. It's all about what kind of tone you need. Hard?

Soft? Or is it rigid? Determine the tone you want based on the style of the song, the soundtrack, the style of the singers, and of course, the choice of your tone according to the situation on the scene.

It depends on what pickups Active pickups have high requirements for wood.

This one. Can you be more specific? Are you asking which part is the body and the pickup or the model of the pickup or something?

If you ask which part is the body and the pickup.

Take this bass as an example, the two little pieces of black are called pickups.

The entire lower part of the wood color is called the body.

There are many models of pickups, and the length of the shape varies depending on the model.

Just get in touch with it.

It depends on what brand and model of bass you are.

The first floor is the great god, you can go to the bass bar and ask.

The function of the pickup is to use the band principle of string vibration to convert vibration into sound, and produce different sounds through the sound. There is a difference in the specific timbre of the two pickups, and when the right hand plays on the front pickup, the timbre will be lighter and feel brighter; If you play it in the rear pickup area, the timbre will be muffled and the bass will be strong. Personally, I think it's better to play on the rear pickups if you want to bring out the original tone of the bass, but each has its own use, depending on the situation.

Electric bass and electric guitar work practically the same way, with pickups on the body. That is, the pickups pick up the vibrations of the strings and output them through an electrical signal. Therefore, the electric bass can be directly connected to the stereo to produce sound.

However, a large three-core cable is required. Ordinary computer speakers can actually be used, but you have to know that ordinary small speakers do not have a large three-core interface, only ordinary millimeter interfaces. If you just want to use a small speaker, you can also buy an external sound card.

Input sound to the computer and output to the speaker. But doing so would be cumbersome and would involve a lot of audio expertise. Therefore, it is recommended to buy a small band stereo directly, and the cheap one is only a few hundred yuan.

More affordable than a sound card.

The electric bass can be directly connected to the stereo to make a sound, you only need the power supply, cables, audio, and electric bass. Only when you need a special tone you need to plug in the sound effect.

Ordinary small speakers connected to the computer are connected to the output of the electric bass, which requires special conversion. You just need to buy a bass-specific speaker, not necessarily a large one, depending on your own needs.

Hope it helps.

There's no need to be proactive. In addition, the body and the pickup must be well matched, otherwise it is pointless to just change the pickup. This needs to be changed piece by piece with an audition, and the bass can't make it. Personal opinion, hehe.

None of that really matters, because the post-amp mixing console can pull up all the audio you want! Of course: 1. For the strong audio signal on the instrument, it is best to use a humbucker passive pickup, so that the level of audio is grand, and it is not necessary to use active pickup; 2. Try to use closed pickups to block the surrounding noise and reflected sounds.

There's no need, buy a squier or sx to practice first, and then sell it directly to replace it, the factors that determine the timbre of electroacoustic instruments are far more than just pickups, even if you change to a U.S.-made fender pickup, it can't improve much, the body itself is like that, and that kind of piano is not durable, and when you want to change the piano, it is estimated that there will be a mess of neck deformation, no sound, or something, it's better to spend more money to buy sq, and you can sell it if you don't use it.

$380 bass? rock？How long do you play bass? The 380 yuan bass is basically a practice bass, and the performance is okay, but the timbre or something, just don't expect it, definitely not, buddy, you can put the price there, think for yourself, isn't it?

It will indeed be more difficult not to look at the real thing, if you can't buy it in a physical store, then look for a famous piano store on ** store to buy, to be honest, there are very few people who are very professional in this thing. When ordinary people go to buy, they can only go to regular stores to pursue the relative rationality of the ratio of ** to quality.

Pickups and wood are very important, but it is still recommended to go to a regular and professional physical store to buy, if **, it is good to want to piano country or Shiyin.

I still suggest that you find an insider to buy it in a physical store.

Bass's pickups.

Actually, and electromagnets.

Almost. The first is whether the speaker you use is the same as the computer speaker (such as a subwoofer, home speaker, etc.), if so, change the speaker, that kind of speaker can't be amplified directly from the electric bass electric guitar.

The output signal must be connected to the effect to have a sound. If it's for the electric piano, the eight achievements are the problem of the piano.

Look at the LZ to use a multimeter.

Well, you probably know at least some basic electrical knowledge, electric soldering iron.

Be sure to use it.

You first see if the jack on the piano is rusted, if there is, clean it up, if it can't be cleaned up, disassemble it and replace it, and buy a jack for 2-3 yuan for electronic **.

If the jack is not corroded, then you can see if the piano is the kind of active pickup type that needs to be installed with a battery, if the battery is out of power after a few years, change the battery and see again.

If there is only a baffle on the knob behind it, it should be a passive pickup without a battery. In that case, the Eight Achievements will be dismantled. After the backplate is removed, measure it with a multimeter.

Put the gear of the multimeter on the resistance level, 100 ohms or 1000 ohms. The two styls are placed on the two wires connected by the knob and the jack. Be careful to screw the knob in a position where there is volume.

If it doesn't work no matter how hard you try (the resistance is infinite, then the problem is with the pickups and knobs. Different piano pickups and knobs have different links. So I can only recommend that you write down the wiring link between the pickup and the knob, remove the pickup wire from the knob with a soldering iron, and then use a multimeter to test the pickup for resistance.

If the pickup is on (the resistance is, smaller), the knob is broken: if the pickup is not, then the pickup is broken.

As for removing the knobs and removing the pickups, you look at the screws and nuts.

and so on. If the knob is broken, the adjustable resistor is finished, go to the electronic ** to find the same, or you won't be able to install the ...... when you come backIf the pickup is broken, then, then, take a whole one from someone else's good instrument! Why don't you go to the piano shop and ask?

As for how to install it. I won't talk about ......(You dismantled it all).

Be sure to write down the route so you don't get dumbfounded!

And the worst question: are your speakers broken!?

First of all, you must first understand the circuit diagram of your piano and make the circuit a pair, otherwise it will not be measured.

Then check the stereo to make sure it's a bass stereo or a subwoofer, otherwise it's useless to test it.

After the audition, if the timbre is normal, then the pickup is not much of a problem, if it is not normal, check the line first, the line is sure that it is fine, and the timbre is still problematic, then the pickup is broken.

If you tear it down, you don't know, cheap pickups aren't much use.