Sujet Ou trouver un Fender CS69 à l'unité
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BruitSourd
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Bonjour à tous,
j'ai beau chercher sur le net mais je ne trouve que des kits par 3.
Je cherche ce micro à l'unité, où puis-je le trouver ?
Merci
j'ai beau chercher sur le net mais je ne trouve que des kits par 3.
Je cherche ce micro à l'unité, où puis-je le trouver ?
Merci
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latole
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Ça ne t'aidera pas beaucoup ....Au USA
https://www.stratcat.biz/custom69.shtml
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https://www.ebay.com/p/19011034496
https://www.stratcat.biz/custom69.shtml
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https://www.ebay.com/p/19011034496
BruitSourd
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Yes, merci.
Effectivement j'ai les mêmes adresses
Effectivement j'ai les mêmes adresses
latole
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Où trouver ? À mon avis, je crois pas que ce soit disponible ailleurs que dans les petites annonces et avec énormément de chance et de patience.
Comme de chercher a acheter une seule mécanique alors que ça se vends en ensemble de 6
Il doit y avoir des fabricants de micros qui auraient l'équivalent. je pense a Seymour Ducan qui a longtemps travailler avec Fender.
Voici les specs mentionnées par Fender des 69CS : peu de détails
https://musicgalleryinc.com/blogs/matts-blog/what-is-the-fender-custom-shop-69-stratocaster-pickup-set
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Spécifications détaillées
https://www.strat-talk.com/threads/fender-cs-69-analysis-and-review.401765/
Sound wise, they make you think "Hendrix", but then again they're named for the same year as Woodstock, so maybe we're been primed to make that association.
Unlike most other single coils, these have red "enamel-coated" magnet wire. The pole pieces are mostly fully charged AlNiCo 5, around 1100 - 1200 gauss, though I see a few that read 900 gauss, or 15% under, not too significant.
Pickup #1 (black plot)
DC R: 5.36K
L: 2.174H
Peak: 8.90 kHz
Calculated C: 127pF (147-20)
Coil width: 0.515"
Pickup #2 (red plot)
DC R: 5.36K
L: 2.171H
Peak: 8.65 kHz
Calculated C: 136pF (156-20)
Coil width: 0.505"
Pickup #3 (green plot)
DC R: 5.41K
L: 2.149H
Peak: 8.55 kHz
Calculated C: 141pF (161-20)
Coil width: 0.50"
This is the second "low output" set I've tested in addition to the GFS Boston Blues. This set differs in a few ways:
- 0.05" thinner coils
- inductance is about 200 mH higher
- capacitance is 30 to 40 pF higher, and consequently
- the no-load resonant peak is about 2kHz lower, the loaded peaks are a lot lower also.
The GFS Boston Blues should be all around brighter, lower output pickups, all other things being equal, due to the combination of a lower L and C.
Interestingly, the resonant peak comes closer to the SSL-1 , because even though the inductance is lower, the capacitance is a lot higher. Both the CS 69 and SSL-1 have Q factors or 1.82 with the dummy load. The resonant frequency will move depending on the length of the guitar cable, but the higher inductance of the SSL-1 means they should be a bit louder in any event.
Comme de chercher a acheter une seule mécanique alors que ça se vends en ensemble de 6
Il doit y avoir des fabricants de micros qui auraient l'équivalent. je pense a Seymour Ducan qui a longtemps travailler avec Fender.
Voici les specs mentionnées par Fender des 69CS : peu de détails
https://musicgalleryinc.com/blogs/matts-blog/what-is-the-fender-custom-shop-69-stratocaster-pickup-set
_______________________________________________________________
Spécifications détaillées
https://www.strat-talk.com/threads/fender-cs-69-analysis-and-review.401765/
Sound wise, they make you think "Hendrix", but then again they're named for the same year as Woodstock, so maybe we're been primed to make that association.
Unlike most other single coils, these have red "enamel-coated" magnet wire. The pole pieces are mostly fully charged AlNiCo 5, around 1100 - 1200 gauss, though I see a few that read 900 gauss, or 15% under, not too significant.
Pickup #1 (black plot)
DC R: 5.36K
L: 2.174H
Peak: 8.90 kHz
Calculated C: 127pF (147-20)
Coil width: 0.515"
Pickup #2 (red plot)
DC R: 5.36K
L: 2.171H
Peak: 8.65 kHz
Calculated C: 136pF (156-20)
Coil width: 0.505"
Pickup #3 (green plot)
DC R: 5.41K
L: 2.149H
Peak: 8.55 kHz
Calculated C: 141pF (161-20)
Coil width: 0.50"
This is the second "low output" set I've tested in addition to the GFS Boston Blues. This set differs in a few ways:
- 0.05" thinner coils
- inductance is about 200 mH higher
- capacitance is 30 to 40 pF higher, and consequently
- the no-load resonant peak is about 2kHz lower, the loaded peaks are a lot lower also.
The GFS Boston Blues should be all around brighter, lower output pickups, all other things being equal, due to the combination of a lower L and C.
Interestingly, the resonant peak comes closer to the SSL-1 , because even though the inductance is lower, the capacitance is a lot higher. Both the CS 69 and SSL-1 have Q factors or 1.82 with the dummy load. The resonant frequency will move depending on the length of the guitar cable, but the higher inductance of the SSL-1 means they should be a bit louder in any event.
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