Single-Coil Hum Fix or Tone Killer? Telecaster Test скачать в хорошем качестве

Single-Coil Hum Fix or Tone Killer? Telecaster Test

Does installing a BzzzzKill change your guitar’s tone? In this video, BzzzzKill co-founders Gerry Choquette and Richard Moreton answer one of the most common questions guitar players ask before installing a single-coil noise-reduction system: “Will it affect my tone?” Using a 2004 Fender Telecaster equipped with the new BzzzzKill for Tele, along with a bypass switch and a cord connected directly to the amp, they demonstrate: • Guitar tone with BzzzzKill disengaged • Guitar tone with BzzzzKill engaged • Clean amp settings • High-gain scenarios • Real-time A/B switching Hear the difference for yourself in identical playing conditions: no post-processing or studio tricks. Straight-up audio, and the guys aren't even wearing mics (we used a single Sennheiser e609 to record the whole thing). You'll hear how much of the buzz does remain, keeping things sounding real but quiet on the world's most buzz-prone popular guitar: a Fender Telecaster. If you play single-coil guitars and deal with hum, 60-cycle noise, or high-gain interference on a Strat or Tele, this demo shows exactly what happens to your signal when a BzzzzKill is installed and engaged. We kept it as real as we could for you. Hope you like it. Let us know your thoughts in the comments! Learn all about BzzzzKill and get yours here: https://www.bzzzzkill.com Chapters 00:13 The Big Question: Does It Affect Telecaster Tone? 00:18 Why Single-Coil Players Worry About Tone Loss 00:50 Clean Tone – Bypass On (BzzzzKill Not Engaged) 00:56 Clean Tone – BzzzzKill Engaged 01:20 High Gain – Bypass On (BzzzzKill Not Engaged) 01:30 High Gain – BzzzzKill Engaged 02:00 Equipment List & Mods