Can I link them together to go under a 14 in, bridge on a hammered dulcimer.?
618535
that sounds like a cool thing to do. I think it would work because they are just carring a signal so if you wired several toether and then had a good powered preamp or even a foot pedal eq that has a volume control it could work. They are so inexpensive that it is worth a try.
618536
unfortunately these thin guage pickups will feedback and eventually hurt the other electronics in the pathi have a freind who tried this didnt work out well
1143711
You can mix them without problems. The center will probably sound much louder so you just need to adjust your amp to your taste.
175014
yes. do not bridge them. And don't turn it up past 3on the 6 9 and 2 on the 65until u know your not overworking your speakers
15170
No. One bridge is sufficient. Each unit can be controlled separately through the same bridge
2221903
I apologize. I'm not sure. I bought the bridge to use in conjunction with my Bigsby B5 because a roller bridge helps with tuning stability. I apologize but I don't have the technical knowledge to answer your question.
1317484
I play a dulcimer and a bowed dulcimer. I broke one Snark when I tried to clip it on my lap dulcimer. Not happy with it.
504405
Yes, you could, however, they would be a little staggered from each other. There are companies that make sets that may better fit your needs. This one is really cute and we have found that it works great.
1817547
It depends on how much bass you want .I would say no but the other one you can bridge to get more power.
1898409
Those are pretty short, will keep 2 pedals really next to each other, so there is no extra unnecessary cable, putting two pedals as close as possible these will be like 1 inch apart, but the cables can be like stretched out a little bit if you need longer distance between them
1538055
They can be hooked together. You need to buy the connectors (come in a pack if 5 I believe). You can connect as many strands as u need to make it the length you need. I put them on my boat around the salon and up radar arch.
834486
I don't know what the bridge looks like on your banjitar, but if it is like the one in the picture here, it should work. It probably won't be quite wide enough, but should still mute most of the sound.
1677320
I am not an expert, but the stuff is so easy to work with that I'm inclined to say you can, as long as there's a structurally sound tooth on either side of the broken one. I filled about three spaces in my partial bridge, and the biggest problem has been color matching. I'm very happy with the product.
735165
Yes it would. The spacing at the bottom will be relatively small so smashing on the bridge isn't going to give too much trill. That said, the dimensions on this are true to the real models and since these guitars often have this bridge, the response should be fantastic assuming correct tuning and possibly an extra back spring.
719217
I am not sure if the bridge is strong enough, use a light gauge elec string
77622
Yes you can tie these together, there is a wire chase plug that can be removed and a electrical fitting used to protect the wiring.
1034536
You should be able to but you may end up with an extra piece. The pieces fit into each other.
33051
I couldn't say for sure, but I wouldn't try it. The 11' alone makes it a little flimsy in the middle. I don't even know if you can unscrew the one end for connecting to another. Sorry I can't be more helpful.