What kind of pickups to go on this?
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PoodlesAgain
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The other farm cats didn’t super love him but the chickens thought he was alright so he became a chicken.
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toomanycats
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Assuming you're serious . . . .
It looks like there's forty three tuning posts on that thing. Maybe a quad of whatever is on the ten string guitar below, set up side by side.
It looks like there's forty three tuning posts on that thing. Maybe a quad of whatever is on the ten string guitar below, set up side by side.
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If you could find a set of Harpmasters they would work nicely.
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BatUtilityBelt
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Good question. The good news is there are pickups intended for [insert not guitar instrument]s. I have a harpsichord that has a single Barcus Berry pickup spanning the middles of all its strings. It's not the same as this piezo one, but it's maybe somewhere to start. https://www.amazon.com/Barcus-Berry-400 ... B0029E4PRY
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The instrument, a zither, is held at a local historical society, no chance to mod it!
Apparently there are many zither configurations, was popular, but very few got to play it beyond basics.
Apparently there are many zither configurations, was popular, but very few got to play it beyond basics.
The other farm cats didn’t super love him but the chickens thought he was alright so he became a chicken.