
We’ve already worked on a few projects before, using Nu on the acoustic guitar. For such purposes, it makes sense to mount the Nu near
We’ve already worked on a few projects before, using Nu on the acoustic guitar. For such purposes, it makes sense to mount the Nu near
Øivind’s 9 string Strandberg is undergoing continuous evolution. Thankfully, he’s adventurous enough to be on the “Bleeding Edge”, so to speak, and patient enough to
So, it’s been a common question: Will there be a Nu v2 combo like the Nu-XR combo we had before? Well, I’m sorry but it won’t
This is probably the easiest way to wire up a Nu system! How much simpler can it be? This one is for a custom 4-string
We’re always ready to take your Nu Multi Custom orders. Check out the pictures below for some examples. How to proceed: See our standard configurations’ table
Here are more pictures of Meredith. Two words come to mind: elegant simplicity. But hey, that’s a multichannel guitar and she rocks! Facebook Comments
Meet Meredith, our first reference design. She’s a heavily customized Fender Stratocaster (with Grover locking tuners, passive pickups: Di-Marzio Chopper neck, EMG passive bridge and
Nu Multi for Bowed Instruments
Busy, busy, busy… Yesterday, I presented a scheme for the skewed Multiscale Nu Multi. Today, I’d like to present a scheme for Bowed instruments. I’m getting
It seems we’ll be making more custom Nu Multis. There are a few in the pipeline. Here’s a 3D rendering of a custom Nu Multi
halldorophones Here’s a very interesting musical instrument. A project of Halldór Úlfarsson, the halldorophone utilizes feedback to generate harmonically rich drones from six strings, with
I take pride in giving attention to the finest details, to the point of obsession. All our projects are accompanied by well presented documentation. Hey,
If I didn’t know any better, I’d say this was a 3D rendering. Look at that clean, sleek lines! I’m very proud to say we’ve
Previously, I introduced the Tone Block, a passive second-order (two-pole) resonant RLC filter with variable frequency and Q (resonance). It’s a simple and economical alternative to our Resonant Filter —
Good day Y’all. I’m so proud to finally release the complete family of the Nu v2 along with the Nexus v2! We worked so hard on
Overview The Tone Block is a passive second-order (two-pole) resonant RLC filter with variable frequency and Q (resonance). It’s a simple and economical alternative to our Resonant Filter,
I’ve been wrestling with noise since the early days of the 6 pack project from whence the Nu project began. It’s enemy number one for me.
Fast and Efficient Pitch Detection: Synth Tracking
Updates: check out Revisited, and the Q Audio DSP Library. A couple of posts back, I wrote about Bitstream Autocorrelation (Here and Here). It was an
You’ve been waiting for this. I know! Well, here now is the final production prototype. The Nu v2 Multi is based on the Nu v2
Modula Pre-Production Prototype
Cycfi’s new baby is coming very soon: A full-range, semi-modular pickup: Modula. If you haven’t heard about this yet, go check out the New Breed of
The Nu version-2 capsule is ready to go! Thicker permalloy ring for improved electromagnetic isolation, better string focus and crosstalk reduction. Bobbin-less coil to make