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Gougi: Depuis de nombreuses années je me suis attaché à développer des systèmes de prise de son, cherchant continuellement une alternative à l'utilisation des archaïques systèmes "piézo-électriques" et au larsen des microphones sur scène.
Il n'y a pas d'intérêt ici à développer les inconvénients techniques et la pauvreté des capteurs piezos; ils sont suffisamment connus de vous tous, les musiciens professionnels.
J'avais fait une innovation importante en 1985 en construisant un capteur de chevalet pour contrebasse basé sur le principe électrostatique. Le succès mondial de ce capteur m'avait indiqué que j'avais suivi le bon raisonnement. Mais personnellement je considérais que ce n'était simplement qu'un premier pas. Malgré sa réponse extrêmement linéaire ce nouveau capteur n'était pas vraiment idéal pour reproduire les grandes amplitudes caractéristiques de la table d'harmonie d'un piano de concert ou de l'énorme caisse de résonance d'une contrebasse ! ! ...
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Il n'y a pas d'intérêt ici à développer les inconvénients techniques et la pauvreté des capteurs piezos; ils sont suffisamment connus de vous tous, les musiciens professionnels.
J'avais fait une innovation importante en 1985 en construisant un capteur de chevalet pour contrebasse basé sur le principe électrostatique. Le succès mondial de ce capteur m'avait indiqué que j'avais suivi le bon raisonnement. Mais personnellement je considérais que ce n'était simplement qu'un premier pas. Malgré sa réponse extrêmement linéaire ce nouveau capteur n'était pas vraiment idéal pour reproduire les grandes amplitudes caractéristiques de la table d'harmonie d'un piano de concert ou de l'énorme caisse de résonance d'une contrebasse ! ! ...
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Since he was a child Chris spend most of his time tinkering with electronics, building things and taking things apart (most of which never got put back together). These were the building blocks for what was to come.
It was not until the past five years that Chris started taking woodworking and his attention to detail seriously. Most of his paychecks went to buying new tools and equipment. He set up a small shop space in the corner of his garage. Most of his spare time was spent learning how all that stuff worked.
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It was not until the past five years that Chris started taking woodworking and his attention to detail seriously. Most of his paychecks went to buying new tools and equipment. He set up a small shop space in the corner of his garage. Most of his spare time was spent learning how all that stuff worked.
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