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Varro, voin ottaa screenshottia kunhan pääsen kotiin nauhottamaan. Tosin en tiedä vetääkö nuo nyk. thomastikin flätit sitä bassoa ruvelle, rupi ilmeni d'addarioilla.
 
Ei se mikki mene särölle vaan joku vahvistian aste, taikka sitten kilen liikkeet häiriintyy jos kielet on liian lähellä mikin magneetteja.
 
"Finally, the nonlinear distortion of a pickup cannot be measured in this way. It exists, because the relationship between the magnetic flux through the coil(s) and the distance from the magnetic pole to the string follows a hyperbolic curve. So, if the string vibrates in a sine wave (which every harmonic does by itself), additional even harmonics are produced which do not exist in the natural spectrum of the vibration, and as a consequence alter the sound. The resulting distortion depends on the width of the string vibration and can hardly be quantified. The shorter the distance between magnetic pole and string, the stronger it is. This can be heard: With a shorter distance, the sound is more aggressive than with a larger distance. But with too short a distance, the magnets pull the strings, and harmonics are shifted so that they are no longer exact multiples of the fundamental frequency, but a little higher or lower. If this variation is very small, it can sound good and the tone becomes more alive, like with a slight chorus effect. But if it is too large, the sound will be terrible. You will find this problem on many Stratocasters, it is called "Stratitis". The only way to reduce it is to adjust the pickup to be further away from the strings."
 
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