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Schatten HFN Passive dual source
Have you ever used the Schatten HFN Passive with another pickup?
I was wondering if the HFN would be a nice match with another passive LR Baggs M80 pickup. I was thinking in go with the HFN into a DI, and into the mixer, since I have EQ and Compressor in the mixer (QSC Touchmix 8) and run the M80 into another DI, my pedalboard, then into the mixer. With that, I would have two signals: one more natural and clean (HFN) and other dedicated to the effects (M80). Have you ever tried the HFN with another pickup? |
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I am fairly acquainted with the M80 and really can't see it adding much to the HFN. I just installed the HFN and love it though it is quite capable of producing the tones that I get from the M80 and then some. It also provides a lot of tapping possibilities as it excites the face of the guitar quite substantially. I understand using effects requires the M80 so that might be the only benefit to adding that into the dual source. I think I might try adding a small condensor mic, like the DPA mics, into the mix and see if that adds more warmth or depth or air, whatever one wants to call it. Might be a nice dual source.
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Keep in mind that the M80 can be passive or active with the flip of a very small switch. It carries that flat small battery that we all use if one wants it to be active. The tone is nearly the same either way, passive or active. The volume is unaffected.
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I'd like to pair it with an internal mic like this video. There's supposedly instructions on how to wire it some where on the innerwebs. But, I've not been able to find it. Also, I'm not sure what the best mic to use is.
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