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FrenchBOSS
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Posted - 06/24/2009 : 00:57:53
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Hello, i've a little problem, i've got an old barcus berry from the 70's, i've had it for many years, but i didn't use it since a long time, because i lost the "captor" And as the barcus was given to me, i don't know exactly what model it is, and so i need a new captor, but i don't know exactly what to look for, can you help me please?
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FrenchBOSS
Bronze Member

France
68 Posts |
Posted - 06/24/2009 : 01:03:37
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quote: Originally posted by FrenchBOSS
Hello, i've a little problem, i've got an old barcus berry from the 70's, i've had it for many years, but i didn't use it since a long time, because i lost the "captor" And as the barcus was given to me, i don't know exactly what model it is, and so i need a new captor, but i don't know exactly what to look for, can you help me please?

EDIT i tried to put a picture, but i didn't manage to send it, could you tell me how to do please?
Image display code added by Moderator.
FrenchBOSS, click on the edit icon, & you will see the HTML code snippet. Copy this to a safe place, & next time you need it, just change the file name. I did not include your first file, it was over 776K


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FrenchBOSS
Bronze Member

France
68 Posts |
Posted - 06/24/2009 : 15:08:09
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Thanks DrBob, the 1st one was a mistake, it's the same as the second one but bigger, so it's ok Istill don't understand how you managed to insert the pictures but thanks anyway |
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FrenchBOSS
Bronze Member

France
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Posted - 06/24/2009 : 15:13:39
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FrenchBOSS
Bronze Member

France
68 Posts |
Posted - 06/24/2009 : 15:18:29
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quote: Originally posted by FrenchBOSS


I tried to add 2 more pictures and didn't manage to do it Please DrBob, could you insert them for me? (they're the last ones ) What do you call "HTML code snippet"? and what do you mean: "Copy this to a safe place"?
Hi FrenchBOSS you will need to use this with the image tags around it. if you click on the edit icon (pencil on paper) you will see the code. unfortunately HTML code can't be displayed, it jets parsed & then displays the images. change the () for square brackets [] - else I can't show you what the HTML code looks like.
(img)uploaded/FrenchBOSS/DSC026742.jpg(/img)

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DeFrag
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Posted - 06/24/2009 : 17:26:16
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FrenchBOSS: The image-code looks like this:
[img]uploaded/FrenchBOSS/DSC026742.jpg[/img]
Notice the image-tags surrounding the URL to the image you want to display.
When you edit your posts, look for the following "Insert Image" button in the toolbar , above where you type your messages.
If you click it, the editor will paste in the image-code for you like this: [img][/img]. Then all you have to do is move your cursor between the two tags & type in the URL (address) of the picture you want to display.
Alternatively, you can "select" an already typed in URL to an image & subsequently click on the "Insert Image" button as stated above. This will automatically prepend the [img] & append the [/img] to the image URL. |
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FrenchBOSS
Bronze Member

France
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Posted - 06/24/2009 : 18:54:53
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quote: Originally posted by DeFrag
FrenchBOSS: The image-code looks like this:

Notice the image-tags surrounding the URL to the image you want to display.
When you edit your posts, look for the following "Insert Image" button in the toolbar , above where you type your messages.
If you click it, the editor will paste in the image-code for you like this: . Then all you have to do is move your cursor between the two tags & type in the URL (address) of the picture you want to display.
Alternatively, you can "select" an already typed in URL to an image & subsequently click on the "Insert Image" button as stated above. This will automatically prepend the to the image URL.
Ok, now i think i understood, thanks (that should be in the FAQ) |
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Dr. Bob
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Posted - 06/25/2009 : 09:43:11
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Moved from "Off Topic" to "Non Boss Gear Discussions".
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FrenchBOSS
Bronze Member

France
68 Posts |
Posted - 06/25/2009 : 19:37:40
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Ok, so, no body knows what i'm looking for?? I'm talking about the captor that has to be sticked on the table of acoustic guitar and then plugged in the INPUT of the barcus berry (sorry for the quality of the pictures, but the camera made a complete cycle in a washing-machine, it's a miracle it still works ) |
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Dr. Bob
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Posted - 06/26/2009 : 14:46:45
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quote: Originally posted by FrenchBOSS
Ok, so, no body knows what i'm looking for?? I'm talking about the captor that has to be sticked on the table of acoustic guitar and then plugged in the INPUT of the barcus berry (sorry for the quality of the pictures, but the camera made a complete cycle in a washing-machine, it's a miracle it still works )
Hi FrenchBOSS I guess you are talking about some kind of pickup for an acoustic guitar?
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verivorax
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Canada
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Posted - 06/26/2009 : 15:03:13
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| It's probably just a passive spot-transducer..you could find something from a variety of companies.. maybe Fishman sells just the spot with a 1/4" jack. Dean Markley makes one (the "artist transducer"), but it's a lot more cumbersome than the little thin discs.. |
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