Tube Man MKII
NUX Tube Man MKII byr på en klassisk "grønn" overdrive-lyd fra den legendariske pedalen
med samme farge. Hvis man ikke spiller på en ekte rørforsterker, som er makset ut
for å drive rørene hardest mulig, kan det være vanskelig å få lyden av genuin overdrive.
Det løste vi ved å trykke inn litt ekstra gain!

Den originale "grønne" pedalen ble bygget rundt et "op-amp" (operasjonsforsterker)-system,
som var en veldig enkel krets, uten forvrengning. Dermed måtte signalet omformes til
vreng oppstod ("diode clipping"). Litt clipping gir overdrive - mye clipping gir distortion.

Men - i Tube Man MKII bruker vi et FET-transistorsystem. Dette er ideelt fordi slike
transistorer kan frembringe ønsket overdrive og distortion uten å måtte drives hardt. En
overdrive-pedal fremhever overtoner, øker sustain, og gir deg mer trøkk og "plass" i
miksen. Disse små grønne boksene sørger for lyden av en analog rørforsterker - uten at du
må skru alt opp til 11.

Funksjoner:

- Varm, fyldig lyd av rør i "overdrive"
- Brukes for seg selv eller som boost før forsterker i signalkjeden
- True bypass

Tekniske spesifikasjoner:

- Inngangsimpedans: 510kohm
- Utgangsimpedans: 100ohm
- Strøm: 9VDC
- Strømforbruk: > 100mA
- Dimensjoner (mm): 51 (bredde) x 94 (dybde) x 53 (høyde)
- Nettovekt: 174g

Pins for acoustic guitar bridge, plastic, white finish

SHUBB FS Fifth String Capo for Banjo

The Shubb Fifth String Capo for Banjo

This was the product that got it all started for us back in 1974, and to this day it's 
STILL the only fifth string capo worth putting on a banjo. It operates on a lever principle,
not a spring, so it provides sufficient pressure to fret the string without muting the tone. 
It slides on a slim, dovetailed bar which mounts flush to the neck, making it sturdy and unobtrusive.


Originally, our fifth string capo bar was eight inches long, and attached to the banjo neck with 
three mounting screws. A few years ago we remodeled the bar, a change which I'd long considered. 
I personally never capo the fifth string any higher than the tenth fret (this would go along with 
the regular capo being at the fifth fret). So for my own banjo, I made a custom bar which was much 
shorter (5.75"). This shorter bar is now our standard size. Besides taking up less space on the neck 
(for you fellow thumb-wrappers), it offers the additional advantage of using only TWO mounting screws 
instead of three.

If you feel that you want to be able to capo all the way up to the thirteenth fret, the original 
eight inch, three-screw bar is still available. The price is the same.
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Installation

We strongly recommend that you have a luthier or repair person install your fifth string capo. 
Most places that work on instruments can mount it for you in just a few minutes. Or if you 
are handy with small tools, and not shy about working on your banjo, you could install it yourself. 
In either case, the Shubb Company is not responsible for the quality or consequences of the 
installation process.

Installation instructions are provided in the package, but in case you've lost the insert, 
you can download the instructions here.

ftp://ftp.sonic.net/pub/users/shubb/FS%20installation7.pdf

Expert luthier Frank Ford has provided an excellent description of the proper installation 
at his website. Even if you have a pro install your capo, it would still be helpful to refer 
them to Frank's description, since he has considerable experience at installing these capos. 
I also suggest taking a look at his page regarding fifth string nuts.

http://www.frets.com/FretsPages/Musician/Banjo/5thNut/5thnut.html

Original Shubb capo, plain brass. A natural for anyone who favors a retro look.

A few years ago we upgraded the original nickel plated Shubb capo, giving it the roller design, and a more 
streamlined look and feel. But whenever you change something, some people will prefer the original. So for 
those who still want the “classic” — the original Shubb capo as it has been for over 40 years — we are continuing 
to make the ORIGINAL Shubb capo available in plain brass.

Plain, unplated brass will darken in time. For those of us who appreciate brass, we prefer this look; reminiscent 
of an old microscope, or a piece of gear from a sailing ship. But if you like your brass to shine, it can be polished 
with a cloth and most any commercial metal polish.

Since 1980 the Shubb capo has set the standard against which all others must be measured. It is the first choice 
often the only choice… of more than a million musicians worldwide. The serious guitarist will settle for no less.

GR 10 Klassisk nylonreim

GR 10 Klassisk nylonreim 
i ekstra solid utførelse med solide endefester.
Lengde: 157 max
Farge: Sort