I've been wanting to find a simple way of explaining what actually happens to a guitar signal as it moves through pedals and, especially, through the different stages of an amplifier.
Check out the video here:
So I built an app to visualise it,Β and then made a video around it.
It's deliberately simple, but I think it could be really useful if you've ever wondered why your gear behaves the way it does.
And you can play with the free app here:
The first batch is almost ready to ship!
We've had to order some more of the custom parts to keep up with the orders, so there are a few little delays while those come in, but we're getting close.
We've also started engraving the bottom of the pickups with the McPherson logo and model mark, along with an H for Harper, who has wound all the coils for this run.
I've been playing mine for a couple of weeks now, and I honestly still love this thing. It's a really unusual pickup, and the way it responds and handles gain is something I haven't experienced from a conventional PAF-style humbucker.
If you haven't watched the video yet, this is where the whole experiment came from:
Watch the video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIQ_7ZQKLDs
And if you've watched it and want to put one in your own guitar:
Angel Hair PAF:
https://mcphersonmusic.nz/en-nzd/products/angel-hair-paf-handmade-experimental-neck-humbucker
πΊπΈ USA customers:
https://mcphersonmusic.nz/en-nzd/pages/us-form
Thanks for following along with this one. π€
