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Tag Archives: unique tones
Coming Patents for 2018-2019
From simple principles of circuit theory, a patent currently in examination (a Non-Provisional Patent Application, or NPPA) develops and enumerates all possible combinations of pickup circuits, from 1 to infinity, which have potentially unique tones. It claims all such circuits … Continue reading
How many humbucking tones from 2HB & a single?
It has taken a long time to develop the math and topologies to answer questions like this. Research is when you search for an answer, get it wrong, or not entirely right, and re-search and re-search and re-search … I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Humbucking Pairs, Patent news, Tutorial
Tagged Ernie Ball, Game Changer, humbuckers, humbucking tones, MusicMan, patent, PRS-513, single-coil pickups, tones, unique tones
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Second Patent Filed
Second Patent Filed: Combinations of Pickups with Potentially Unique Tones – Patent filed June 7, 2017 developing the math and circuit topologies to show how many different tones are possible from 1 to 8 single-coil pickups (Table 1), 1 to … Continue reading
Posted in Humbucking Pairs, News, Patent news, Press Release
Tagged Circuit, humbucking pairs, math, pickup combinations, second patent, tonal outputs, topologies, unique tones
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New Page: On Changing the Personality of a Guitar – Part 2
Click Here. Shows that for K number of matched single-coil pickups, the total number of possible in-phase pairs is K*(K-1)/2, and the total number of possible contra-phase pairs is K*(K-1)/2. The ultimate number of unique humbucking pairs for K is … Continue reading
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Tagged humbucking pairs, ultimate number, unique pairs, unique timbres, unique tones
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