The universal pickup revolution: electric sound = acoustic sound!
Great sound with the banjo and the TB88 series
The TB88/CR & /CC pickup on the sitar
The transducer can be installed on top or on the side of the bridge, perfectly capturing the sound of the resonating strings. Double-sided tape is used to adhere it.
If you wanted to install a pickup permanently without any type of adhesive, YOU HAVE TO KNOW OUR CUSTOMIZED PICKUPS on our web page: TB38 & custom pickups.
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The TB88/CR pickup on the hang
This pickup allows you to obtain a perfectly natural sound from instruments such as the hang and other similar instruments.
It also allows maintaining an orderly, clean presence of tripods and microphones.
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In the first image we see Dominique Molard in a staging full of cables, microphones and tripods. In the second, the stage
is another thing ... Clean of electrical accessories, the only protagonists are the hang's with the pickup TB88/CR and the
musician. Dominique Molard is a great french percussionist specializing in hang and other percussion instruments. With
Ivon Molard, also a percussionist, they have developed a very interesting research work in this field of music.
Other french percussionist musicians, such as Lionel Tessier and Mélaine Cogez, have joined the electric sound of the hang,
integrating this instrument electrified in the traditional set of percussion.
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TB88/CR. Mobile pickup.
Contact surface: 20mm. x 12,5mm.
Impedance: 12K ohms. (1Khz). aprox.
Output cable included: 3m. Shielded with RCA and Jack 1/4".
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TB88/CC. Fixed pickup.
Contact surface: 21mm x 11,5mm.
Impedance: 12K ohms. (1Khz). aprox.
Cable pickup: Custom according to client.
Approximate measurements:
15cm. Guitar, lute, sitar, etc.
17cm. Violin and viola.
35cm. Cello.
45cm. Double bass.
Output cable included: 3m. Shielded with RCA and Jack 1/4".
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