080808

My mistake.

http://www.thomann.de/gb/fishman_vs50p_pie...artner_id=25293 http://www.bizrate.co.uk/guitars_bassguita...d608595704.html see the pictures, or use " Fishman Bridge" as key word to make a search, then trust your eyes. about complicated circuit, when there are profit, people can use SMD to make it work. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ One of the Sustainc model use the vibration from the neck as the source, so use a round piezo mounted on the body as source is also possible, just really hard. Forget to mention, this forum is cool.

just some thought about the Moog Guitar 1. it use piezo to get the vibrtao of the strings then amp it to control the driver 2. if there are 6 drivers for each strings, when one string "sustain", the other will not "harmonic" 3. but it seems dont need 6 drivers, 2 will make it, one for the 3 high strings, one for the 3 low strings. based on my experience with the F sustainer, the unwanted "harmonic" generally when you sustain the high strings, then get unwanted suustain from the low strings, 2 drivers for high strings and low strings individually can solve this problem. 4. if not use piezo, one way to make this work is to use a special bridge puickup-- like SD Vintage Rail (inside there are 2 windings- one for 3 high strings, and one for 3 low strings. they are in parallel) Everything here is base on guess from the pictures and description. I wish I have time to do some experiment.