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kulten
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pedals 4 pv
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 Posted - 12/29/2007 : 00:49:46
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alex_law
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Posted - 01/03/2008 : 18:44:51
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kulten
Gold Member
France
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Posted - 01/03/2008 : 22:44:44
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yes it works with every monophonic instrument plugged in it.
for guitar :
SYB-3 can be used with an electric guitar, the range for detecting pitch is B0 - G4.
SYB-5 can be used with 5 and 6 strings bass guitar, the range for detecting pitch is A0 - C4. |
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alex_law
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Posted - 01/03/2008 : 23:40:11
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Very cool! Thanks, Kulten!
I'll start scouring eBay for a deal. |
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fuzzy
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Posted - 01/09/2008 : 06:10:10
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Originally posted by kulten
yes it works with every monophonic instrument plugged in it.
for guitar :
SYB-3 can be used with an electric guitar, the range for detecting pitch is B0 - G4.
SYB-5 can be used with 5 and 6 strings bass guitar, the range for detecting pitch is A0 - C4.
What about the Behringer BSY600. Is that an exact copy of the SYB-5, It says it could work with guitar but i haven't found much about it on the net because its new
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kulten
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Dr. Bob
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Australia
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Posted - 01/09/2008 : 12:27:16
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Hi Kulten
Great demo video's - thanks ... 
I noticed that you are running the SYB-3 from the 9V battery.
Or was that just for your demo?
And how long would the battery last?
Behind you in one of the video's, I noticed an open case.
Is that what you have the DR-110 & SYB-3 in, when you do concerts?
Do you have sync on the DR-110 & what you are using for your bass riffs?
There is one her on Evilbay Au. do you know,
what sort of prices are reasonable for a clean SYB-3?
It's currently on bids, & starting bid of $130Au.
Regards Dr. Bob. |
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alex_law
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Posted - 01/09/2008 : 13:52:33
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| I tried to win one yesterday - jumped from $70ish to $140+ in the last minute, at which point I let the other bidder win. :) |
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kulten
Gold Member
France
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Posted - 01/09/2008 : 22:34:16
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Originally posted by Dr. Bob
>>>I noticed that you are running the SYB-3 from the 9V battery.
>>>Or was that just for your demo?
>>>And how long would the battery last?
I always use batteries, can play alone outside, in my bed, anywhere, and it's very fast to be ready for a live show. The batteries can stay alive 5 or 6 hours.
>>>Behind you in one of the video's, I noticed an open case.
>>>Is that what you have the DR-110 & SYB-3 in, when you do concerts?
yes, inside you have dr-110, syb-3, syb-5, tm-7 AMP.
>>>Do you have sync on the DR-110 & what you are using for your bass riffs?
I just plug the "output" from the DR to the "input" of the SYB-3, then the SYB-3 into the SYB-5 : the riff is the sequence from the drum machine, then I just enjoy knobs tweaking.
>>>There is one her on Evilbay Au. do you know,
>>>what sort of prices are reasonable for a clean SYB-3?
max. 200 US $ (less than 150 Euros, a brand new SYB-3 in a music shop is about 250 euros) |
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alex_law
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Posted - 01/18/2008 : 21:31:41
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OK, my SYB-3 showed up today, and it's a giggle box! That is to say, everything I do with it makes me giggle. :)
It's really fun, especially mode 4 (sawtooth -1 octave).
I'll be making very weird loops this evening! |
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