Bob, I've never heard of the Fairchild pickup. Is it a SAT aftermarket product or other...? Regards, doug richards (still in Japan and wanting desperately to come home) > -----Original Message----- > From: Robert Scott [SMTP:rscott@wwnet.net] > Sent: Thursday, November 19, 1998 4:41 AM > To: pianotech@ptg.org > Subject: Re: TuneLab and microphones > > David Porritt asks: > > >With the magnetic pickup, do you have to keep repositioning it as you > >work? That would seem to be a lot of hassle, yet you sounded > >enthusiastic in your note. Tell us more. > > I only had a little while to play with the Fairchild pickup as I > was borrowing it from Zen. In the center of the piano where pickup > is "easy", it seems that the pickup worked over many notes from > just one position. Only in the difficult areas (extreme treble > or bass) did I reposition the pickup on every note (or two notes). > I forgot to try to determine the maximum pickup range from one > position. When I get my own pickup to play with I'll have more > to say. > > -Robert Scott > Ann Arbor, Michigan
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