Power system for electronic musical instruments

Details Power system for electronic musical instruments Power system for electronic musical instruments

1994-01-06

1995-10-17

Witkowski, Stanley J.

Music

Instruments

Electrical musical tone generation

84746, G10H 1053, G10H 132

Patent

active

054592836

ABSTRACT:
A power module transmits power to and simultaneously receives a signal from a remote signal processing device, such as an effects pedal, which in turn transmits power to and simultaneously receives a signal from a musical instrument, such as a guitar. The signal that is transmitted from the musical instrument is received at the effects pedal or remote signal processing device and is subsequently transmitted from the device to the power module. The signal is received at the power module and is transmitted from the power module to an amplifier or other signal processing device.

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Clifford, Martin, Microphones, 1986, pp. 92-95, 170-171.
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EFEK Elektronik product sheet "EBS-1 The Bassplayers Preamp" and EFEK Electronik EFS-1 users manual, pp. 2-26.

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