Captain Butterscotch
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Well, I did the thing and bought the Townsend set. Turned my 2 way toggles into three way toggles for voice control and then added a push-pull tone knob for splits. Will finish wiring it up tomorrow.
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Well, I did the thing and bought the Townsend set. Turned my 2 way toggles into three way toggles for voice control and then added a push-pull tone knob for splits. Will finish wiring it up tomorrow
Well, I did the thing and bought the Townsend set. Turned my 2 way toggles into three way toggles for voice control and then added a push-pull tone knob for splits. Will finish wiring it up tomorrow.View attachment 74620
Ok, so you DID wire it specifically to YOUR tastes and needsThe beauty of Fishmans, from what I've seen so far, is the amount of tonal options that you're given to play with.
The guitar it's in is a PRS Custom 24-08 so I had a mini-toggle for each pickup that would split the sound. I originally intended on putting two three-way mini-toggles in it. I was going off of the 3 Voices thing but it turns out that there are just 2 voices and you can split them afterwards so I just kept the two-way switches in there and ended up putting a push-pull tone in.
So the wiring is as follows:
The way it's wired gives me a stupid amount of combinations since I can toggle V1 and V2 independently for each pickup. With each pickup isolated I have 4 different voicing options.
- 3-way Pickup Selector: Bridge-Bridge/Neck-Neck
- Bridge Mini-Toggle: (Down) Voice 1-(Up) Voice 2
- Neck Mini-Toggle: (Down) Voice 1-(Up) Voice 2
- Push/Pull Tone Pot: Split Coil on all pickups
So the potential for mixing and matching is a lot.
- (V1)
- (V1) Split
- (V2)
- (V2) Split
Fishman Universal Battery pack - do I want one or not?
I read 9V battery lasts only 110h. Do people buy rechargable 9V batteries, use the Fishman pack or just buy new batteries because they last long enough?
Not going to read through 56 pages =)
Really? Thats really not bad for Fishman...did you have your boost off? No extra stuff running? Active or passive mode mostly?When I was regularly gigging 4 nights a week, 1, 1/2 hr sets (plus daily hourly practice or noodling), a Duracel lasts me a month.
My EMG Hetset equipped guitar lasts me 3 months doing the same rounds.
Passive active or splits dont really affect power consumption. I dont run boost pedals too. Most of the time, it's just my guitar through the ax8 and an ss power amp.Really? Thats really not bad for Fishman...did you have your boost off? No extra stuff running? Active or passive mode mostly?
I cant say the same exactly, but I know what you mean. Also, if you get a chance, please try to unplug and plug it back in at high volume and see what happens....I’ve been getting like a volume 10, drop to 0 and quick crescendo to the knob degree.....I DO think its battery related, because this happens more when the battery is dying....I've borrowed a mate's guitar with fishman fluences in it and have noticed that when I roll the volume off half way I lose all the signal, but with the volume fully rolled off the signal returns to about 75% strength. Anyone experienced this?
I also don't really notice a change in the voicings when using the tone knob to select. Is this a low battery issue or likely a dodgy volume pot? I'll be swapping the battery out tomorrow to try that out but thought I'd check to see if there were any other ideas?