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When it comes to crafting the perfect guitar sound, every detail matters. That's why we're proud to introduce our custom poly-coated enamelled copper wire, specifically designed for guitar pickup winding. Awọn okun waya pataki yii ni ẹrọ lati pade didara ti o ga julọ ati awọn ajohunše iṣẹ ti o ga julọ, aridaju pe o mu gita rẹ ti ọlọrọ, awọn ohun orin ti o ni kikun ti awọn akọrin. Whether you're a professional luthier or a DIY enthusiast, our guitar pickup cables are ideal for your next project.
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Guitar pickup cables play a vital role in producing high-quality sound from an electric guitar. O jẹ iduro fun yiya awọn pa awọn gbigbọn awọn okun gita ati iyipada wọn sinu awọn ami itanna, eyiti o jẹ itọsọna ati sise sinu orin. There are various types of guitar pickup cables on the market, each with its own unique properties and uses. One type is poly-coated enamelled copper wire, which is popular for its superior performance in guitar pickups.
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Rvyuan has been “Class A” provider for guitar pickup craftsmen and pickups makers around the world over two decades. Yato si gbogbo agbaye ti a ti lo ATG41, Awg42 ati awg43 ati awg43 ati awg44, a tun ṣe iranlọwọ fun awọn alabara wa lori awọn ibeere wọn, bii 0.065mm, o wa fadaka julọ, okun waya wura ti o wa ti o ba nilo.
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Agbese ṣiṣẹ nipa nini oofa ninu rẹ, ati okun magnet ti a fi we ni ayika Magnet lati pese aaye oofa oofa ati awọn mactolizes awọn okun naa. When the strings vibrate, the magnetic flux in the coil changes to generate induced electromotive force. Nitorinaa folti o le wa ni lọwọlọwọ, ati bẹbẹ lọ nigbati awọn ifihan agbara itanna wa ni awọn ifihan agbara itanna ati awọn ami wọnyi ti wa ni iyipada sinu ohun nipasẹ awọn agbọrọsọ minisita, ṣe o le gbọ ohun ti orin to sunmọto, o le gbọ ohun ti orin.
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Ṣaaju ki a to lọ sinu-ijinle sinu koko ti awọn pikusi, jẹ ki a kọkọ fi idi okun to lagbara mu ni ibamu kini o mu nikan ni ibamu ati pe o ko. Awọn gbigbe jẹ awọn ẹrọ itanna ti o jẹ awọn koko-ara ati awọn oniwaye, ati awọn oofa pataki gbe awọn gbigbọn lati awọn okun ti gita ina. The vibrations that are picked up through insulated copper wire coils and magnets are transferred to the amplifier, which is what you hear when you play a note on an electric guitar using a guitar amplifier.
