Skip to main content Skip to footer
Our Strat® specialists are standing by: Call 866‑388‑4445 or chat to save on orders of $199+
SHOP
Search
View Cart

Frequently Asked Questions

Showing 71-80 of 225

  • How do I use my computer to lay down sampled drum tracks?

    Not everybody has access to a hot drummer. Fortunately, there are some great programs available for laying down your drum tracks. Here are some general tips to keep in mind when us
    Date Updated: 07 May 2016

  • What are Phase Shifters & Flangers?

    Phase shifters (or phasers) and flangers get their sound by creating one or more notches in the signal's frequency. The notches are created by filtering the signal, and mixing the
    Date Updated: 07 May 2016

  • What do I need to record a CD with my computer?

    We can list only the most basic components here. The following items can get you started. First, of course, you need a computer and a CD Burning program. There are a number of good
    Date Updated: 07 May 2016

  • What is a "shielded" cable?

    Coaxial cables (such as instrument cables) consist of a center conductor wire surrounded by a shield, typically made out of braided copper. The copper shield acts as the return con
    Date Updated: 07 May 2016

  • What is a Baritone Guitar?

    A Baritone Guitar is a six-string guitar with each string tuned down 5 half steps. As a result, the strings are as follows (low to high): B - E - A - D - F# - b Baritone guitars ty
    Date Updated: 07 May 2016

  • What is a Closeout?

    Closeouts are new, unused, undamaged items that we are discontinuing for one reason or another, or that were offered to us in a lot for a price we couldn't pass up.
    Date Updated: 07 May 2016

  • What is a Crossover?

    A crossover is a frequency divider. Crossovers are used to route the various frequency ranges to the appropriate speakers. A 3-way crossover divides the audio spectrum into three f
    Date Updated: 07 May 2016

  • What is a Delay?

    Delay is one of the simplest effects out there and one of the most valuable. A little delay can bring life to dull mixes, widen your instrument's sound, and even allow you to solo
    Date Updated: 07 May 2016

  • What is a Double Bass?

    A double bass is simply, an upright bass. The name “double bass” refers to its name in classical music history. In the early days of the orchestra, the Violoncello ('cello) was the
    Date Updated: 07 May 2016

  • What is a drum trigger?

    A drum trigger is a sensor that attaches to a drum. When the drum head is struck, it sends a signal to an electronic drum module, telling the module to trigger the chosen sound for
    Date Updated: 07 May 2016

Showing 71-80 of 225

Prev ... 6 7 8 9 10 ... Next
You are changing the Ship-To country.

Our product catalog varies by country due to manufacturer restrictions. If you change the Ship-To country, some or all of the items in your cart may not ship to the new destination.