Schertler Lydia Vol CL (klassisk)

Electrostatic under saddle transducer for acoustic and classical guitars

Nominal impedance	100 Ohm
Frequency range	from 20 Hz to 18 kHz (+/- 3dB)
Electronics		Discret circuit Class A
Connections		Jack Stereo 6.3mm
Battery life		ca 270h
Battery			CR2450
Controls		Volume in Soundhole
Pickup Lydia		Electrostatic transducer

15 years of research and development in the field of under-saddle systems 
has culminated in Schertler’s LYDIA. This revolutionary air chamber technology 
built around an ultra linear condenser microphone, with solid diaphragm and 
integrated electronic settings, has been specially designed to reproduce the 
true sound of your instrument. Safe and reliable in all kinds of performance situation,
 it delivers an impressive sound with enhanced dynamic.

LYDIA VOLUME includes an CLASS-A internal preamp, with volume wheel, installed in 
the sound hole. One lithium battery is supplied.

All models are available for steel and nylon string guitars. The technology is compatible
with previous SCHERTLER under-saddle systems, offering a practical “upgrade” option.

The Jazz Legend
Being one of the greatest Jazz harmonica players of the 20th century, 
and an influence to countless artists, it was always clear that one instrument 
alone wouldn’t pay justice to the incredible Toots Thielemans. So we made two. 
This second instrument is also designed specifically to Toots’s specifications. 
Thick reed plates and long slot reeds give the Hard Bopper a rich, voluminous sound and incredibly 
fast single reed response, making it perfect for fast-paced, rocking styles.

Special thick and coated reed plates

The thick reed plates promise a rich, voluminous sound 
and an incredibly fast response

Wooden comb
The wooden comb ensures a warm, rich sound 
and is lacquered to eliminate swelling

Special cover plates
The cover plates are embossed with 
Toots’ signature and a serial number

Chrome-plated mouthpiece
Outstanding sliding properties thanks to
the chrome plating

Technical Details
Reed plates (material, thickness): brass, 1.2 mm  
Reed plates (surface): nickel  
Reeds (number, material): 48, brass  
Comb (material, color): pearwood, brown  
Comb (finish): double lacquered  
Mouthpiece (surface): chrome  
Cover plates: stainless steel  
Slide construction: straight  
Keys: C  
Type: chromatic  
Tuning: solo  
Number of holes: 12  
Tonal range: 3 octaves, C4 – D7  
Length: 15.5 cm / 6.1" 

HOHNER Penta Harp Bb-minor

The Penta Harp simplifies the harmonica by giving players easy access to one of the most 
useful scales in rock and blues music without the need for advanced techniques. 
The tonal layout is the Blues Scale, which
is a Minor Pentatonic scale with the added "blue note". It allows to create expressive melodies 
and solos quickly and easily, and to never play a wrong note!

Features:
Based on the well-established Special 20 harmonica, the perfect beginner’s
instrument thanks to its ABS comb and recessed reed plates
The tonal layout is the minor pentatonic scale with the added "blue note", so no
bending is needed to play the blues scale
Large tonal range: three complete blues scales on one 10-hole diatonic harmonica
No change in the blow-draw cycle is needed when playing scales (unlike for
Richter harmonicas between holes 6 and 7), which makes intuitive playing even easier
Available in the seven most used keys LF, G, A, Bb, C, D, E

Reeds: 20
Brass: 0,9 mm
Comb: ABS, blue
Cover Plates: Stainless Steel

Accessory Bar for Z/716. The Z/720 is needed to support either the Z/714, Z/727, Z/729, Z/733 or 
Z/730 options (only one of these options can be used at a time). Standard on Z/726, it can be 
used with the Z/70 as well.

SHUBB L1 CAPO Stålstr Lightweight

for steel string guitar. 
Fits most acoustics and electrics

The Shubb Lite is made of aluminum.
It weighs less than one ounce.

Is a Lightweight capo for you? Maybe. Some people associate a certain amount of heft with quality, 
while many others feel that a capo should be as light as possible.

Neither opinion is right or wrong; it's a matter of choice. If a lighter weight capo is to your 
liking, and that of your instrument, then the Shubb Lite is definitely the capo for you!