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Shinko Music THE EFFECTOR BOOK Vol.51〈Shinko Music Mook〉
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Shinko Music THE EFFECTOR BOOK Vol.51〈Shinko Music Mook〉
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Feature 1: Power Supply
Without electricity there is no sound!
While trying out a large number of overdrive pedals in the previous issue, I had a vague feeling that "the sound changes depending on the power source."
There is no doubt that the sound output from effects such as overdrives, which are built with analog circuits in particular, will change depending on the quality of the electricity.
For example, do you plug in exactly 9V, or supply 9.6V, which is considered close to that of a new battery? If the voltage is different by even 0.5V, that slight difference can clearly be seen as a difference in sound.
Ah, what a geeky world! (laughs) But this is no placebo effect; anyone can feel the difference if they try it. Modern guitarists, who are expected to be sensitive to tone, have finally entered a realm where they have to take voltage into consideration (laughs).
However, once we realized this, we had no choice but to investigate it further. Therefore, this time we thoroughly investigated the "power supply."
In order to make effective use of this precious energy, which is the crystallization of humankind's greatest wisdom, we will delve deep into the relationship between electricity and effects pedals in this 50-page special feature!
[CONTENTS]
[Pedal Board Profiling]
Stuart Braithwaite (Mogwai)
[Specials]
SYU × VeroCity Effects
The guitarist himself designed the ideal booster circuit
[Specials]
Universal Audio
Analyzing the highly anticipated stompbox series
[Feature 1] Power Supply
Without electricity there is no sound!
■[Analysis] Test play analysis of the current power supply ■[Interview] Yukihiro Hayashi (FREE THE TONE)
■ [Interview] Greg Stock (Strymon)
■ [Interview] Yoshihiro Ito (Vital Audio)
■[Interview] Kiyoshi Sasaki (Xotic Effects)
■ [Interview] Why Nishida Shudai is so concerned about the relationship between power supply and tone ■ [Enquete] Musical instrument store staff and builders consider the relationship between power supply and tone
■ [Interview] Natsuki Sakamoto explores the ideal DC cable with Mr. Honda of Oyaide Electric ■ [Catalogue] Current power supply peripherals catalog ■ [Setting Guide] Choosing a power supply to get the best sound from Riot (Natsuki Sakamoto)
■ [Tutorial] Explanation of power supply equipment terminology ■ [Tutorial] Principles of power supply operation ■ [Tutorial] The close relationship between effects pedals and power supplies (SPI Saito)
■[Tutorial] Let's think about the power supply situation in Japan!
■[Tutorial] Recommendations from the world of pure audio ■[Setting Guide] Is it true that the best sound comes from a dead battery? (BENIMARU)
■ [Setting Guide] Does 18V drive bring out the pedal's potential? (Jake Cloudchair)
[Feature 2] Voodoo Lab
The miracle power that supports your pedalboard
[New Product Introduction] COMING UP NEXT NEW PRODUCTS REVIEW
[Interview] Builder's Voice
One Control
Empress Effects
New Product Information
[Series] Whatever cool with me
Ask Saito-san (Soul Power Instruments)
Hello to all the maniacs of the world (interesting toys)
The True Nature of Sound (Yuichiro Fuse)
BENIMARULABO [Traveling Edition] (BENIMARU)
Behind the scenes of the demo video (Kenji Kawamura)
Killer Pass from a Musical Instrument Store in Namba (Takumi Kanemasa)
The Far North of Mania (Yuichiro Hosokawa)
Without electricity there is no sound!
While trying out a large number of overdrive pedals in the previous issue, I had a vague feeling that "the sound changes depending on the power source."
There is no doubt that the sound output from effects such as overdrives, which are built with analog circuits in particular, will change depending on the quality of the electricity.
For example, do you plug in exactly 9V, or supply 9.6V, which is considered close to that of a new battery? If the voltage is different by even 0.5V, that slight difference can clearly be seen as a difference in sound.
Ah, what a geeky world! (laughs) But this is no placebo effect; anyone can feel the difference if they try it. Modern guitarists, who are expected to be sensitive to tone, have finally entered a realm where they have to take voltage into consideration (laughs).
However, once we realized this, we had no choice but to investigate it further. Therefore, this time we thoroughly investigated the "power supply."
In order to make effective use of this precious energy, which is the crystallization of humankind's greatest wisdom, we will delve deep into the relationship between electricity and effects pedals in this 50-page special feature!
[CONTENTS]
[Pedal Board Profiling]
Stuart Braithwaite (Mogwai)
[Specials]
SYU × VeroCity Effects
The guitarist himself designed the ideal booster circuit
[Specials]
Universal Audio
Analyzing the highly anticipated stompbox series
[Feature 1] Power Supply
Without electricity there is no sound!
■[Analysis] Test play analysis of the current power supply ■[Interview] Yukihiro Hayashi (FREE THE TONE)
■ [Interview] Greg Stock (Strymon)
■ [Interview] Yoshihiro Ito (Vital Audio)
■[Interview] Kiyoshi Sasaki (Xotic Effects)
■ [Interview] Why Nishida Shudai is so concerned about the relationship between power supply and tone ■ [Enquete] Musical instrument store staff and builders consider the relationship between power supply and tone
■ [Interview] Natsuki Sakamoto explores the ideal DC cable with Mr. Honda of Oyaide Electric ■ [Catalogue] Current power supply peripherals catalog ■ [Setting Guide] Choosing a power supply to get the best sound from Riot (Natsuki Sakamoto)
■ [Tutorial] Explanation of power supply equipment terminology ■ [Tutorial] Principles of power supply operation ■ [Tutorial] The close relationship between effects pedals and power supplies (SPI Saito)
■[Tutorial] Let's think about the power supply situation in Japan!
■[Tutorial] Recommendations from the world of pure audio ■[Setting Guide] Is it true that the best sound comes from a dead battery? (BENIMARU)
■ [Setting Guide] Does 18V drive bring out the pedal's potential? (Jake Cloudchair)
[Feature 2] Voodoo Lab
The miracle power that supports your pedalboard
[New Product Introduction] COMING UP NEXT NEW PRODUCTS REVIEW
[Interview] Builder's Voice
One Control
Empress Effects
New Product Information
[Series] Whatever cool with me
Ask Saito-san (Soul Power Instruments)
Hello to all the maniacs of the world (interesting toys)
The True Nature of Sound (Yuichiro Fuse)
BENIMARULABO [Traveling Edition] (BENIMARU)
Behind the scenes of the demo video (Kenji Kawamura)
Killer Pass from a Musical Instrument Store in Namba (Takumi Kanemasa)
The Far North of Mania (Yuichiro Hosokawa)
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■ Stock
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* Voltage
All electrical products are intended for the Japanese market and are designed for 100 V operation.
About us
Founded in 1975, Ikebe Music is one of Japan's largest general music stores.Thanks to its long history and proven track record, it has earned the trust of musicians and music fans not only in Japan but around the world.
Ikebe Music ships not only within Japan, but also overseas.As a well-known retailer of used musical instruments in Japan, we have a wide selection of used and vintage instruments.
We have a wide variety of unusual and rare instruments, so please take a look.Please note that we do not list new products, as our contracts with our suppliers prohibit international shipping.
About our stores
In Japan, we have about 30 stores in Tokyo (Ikebukuro, Shibuya, Akihabara) and Osaka.
We have just opened our flagship store, IKESHIBU (IKEBE SHIBUYA), in Shibuya, Tokyo, which brings together numerous musical instrument specialty stores and serves as a hub for entertainment culture.
Please be sure to stop by if you are visiting Japan.
Tokyo area
Osaka area
About Shipping
We carefully pack every item with protective materials to ensure it arrives safely.
The photos above show an example of how we securely pack a bass guitar for shipping.
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