Shadow SH-JW1-G

Inner measurementsLength 5 cmWidth 2,5 cm

The SH 950 is a popular upright bass pickup. Four sensors produce a natural sound when either plucked or bowed. Pickup has two opposing sensors per side to accurately reproduce the sound of the string and body vibrations. Sensors mount between the wings and feet of the bridge. Absolutely unparalleled, deep bass sound!Measurement Pickup: Length: 2 cm Width: 1,6 cm Height: 0,5 cm

Shadow's SH 951 is not only a legend for Rockabilly bass players. Upright bass players from all around the world have appreciated and trusted this pickup for decades. The SH 951 is a single bass pickup with two sensors. The pickup has two opposing sensors to accurately reproduce the sound of the string and body vibrations. Sensor mount between the wing and feet of the bridge. Also available as a double side upright bass pickup (SH 950). Measurement Pickup: Length: 2 cm Width: 1,6 cm Height: 0,5 cm

Dimensions:length: 82 mmsaddle width: 19 mm

SH SC 1 is a twin disc cello transducer with 1/4“ socket. The sensors (20mm) mount easily on the soundboard of the cello. Easy installation. Includes an attached 1/4” (6.3mm) output socket. Soundboard transducer for cello diameter of transducers: 20 mm length of cables: 24,5 cm output connection: 6,3 mm (standard)

Since rock music began to go wild and loud in the 1960's the machine-gun sound effect with an electric guitar is one of the most important characteristics. If you strum a chord, turn the volume of one pickup down the other pickup on and move your toggle fast up and down, it shreds your sound. This is the so called machine-gun sound effect which you can listen in countless rock songs. So far so good - but those radical actions destroyed innumerable toggle switches. Now, Shadow solved this annoying problem: The SH 124 Kill Pot is a unique potentiometer with a momentary push switch for electric guitars, which momentarily kills the sound by stroking it up and down. By pushing it up and down quickly it creates an extraordinary sound effect which is known from the wild Rock' n Roll days - you can now create your own machine gun sound effect with your guitar. This preserves your toggle switch and is much more comfortable to handle. You can install the SH 124 Kill Pot easily in any common elec…

Since rock music began to go wild and loud in the 1960's the machine-gun sound effect with an electric guitar is one of the most important characteristics. If you strum a chord, turn the volume of one pickup down the other pickup on and move your toggle fast up and down, it shreds your sound. This is the so called machine-gun sound effect which you can listen in countless rock songs. So far so good - but those radical actions destroyed innumerable toggle switches. Now, Shadow solved this annoying problem: The SH 124 Kill Pot is a unique potentiometer with a momentary push switch for electric guitars, which momentarily kills the sound by stroking it up and down. By pushing it up and down quickly it creates an extraordinary sound effect which is known from the wild Rock' n Roll days - you can now create your own machine gun sound effect with your guitar. This preserves your toggle switch and is much more comfortable to handle. You can install the SH 124 Kill Pot easily in any common elec…