Used D Marzio Pickup in pair letting go at good price

We got this pair of used DiMarzio Pickup to let go. <

As you can see in the above image, both come with metal case, but the top (neck pickup) is without the ring.

Both pickup is made in US, unfortunately we don't have the information for the neck pickup.

On the other hand, the bridge pickup are The Tone Zone DP155, high power stuff.

 The official cover write up is as following:"Have you ever heard a bridge pickup that made a guitar sound like a giant mosquito attack? If you’ve run into this problem, The Tone Zone® is the solution. The Tone Zone® is hot enough to qualify as a high-output pickup, but it has a wider dynamic range — hard picking will produce a lot of power, and softer picking will be much cleaner and quieter. It’s got tremendous bass and low-mid response to reinforce the bottom end and make the overall sound bigger. The highest single notes have depth, and chords sound huge. Patented dual-resonance coils reproduce more overtones than you’d expect from such a fat-sounding pickup. It makes a great match with an Air Norton™, PAF Joe™, or PAF Pro®, and split-coil mode produces an excellent single-coil sound as well.".

http://www.dimarzio.com/pickups/humbuckers/high-power/tone-zone

This is letting go in pair at RM400. Which is about the price for a brand new single unit.

Interested?

Youth Jam 2012 - ISLAND RUMBLE

Ticket available at yNot Music Studio, RM5 only. Do purchase and support.^ ^.

The AKG Austrio Black Bro

Hi guys, i wish to introduce to you 2 new members to our mic family. The AKG AUSTRIO BLACK BRO.
 

Well, they are actually with us for almost a year, it is just I am so busy with project and get no time to post this lovely pic to our blog. Both of them come from Austria, an old and pristine collection of yNot Music Studio instead of buying the newly manufacture from China.

The big bro is the short fatty at the right. His name is AKG D112. Though he look odd, he is pretty famous and popular in the studio of the world to assist in picking bass sound, for instant, drum kick, bass cab and other bass tone.
With its distinctive egg shape, the AKG D112 has become one of the most popular kick drum microphones ever made. A descendent of the earlier D12 dynamic microphone, AKG set about engineering a tougher and more modern sounding kick drum mic with a specially engineered diaphragm to create a solid and powerful response below 100 Hz and a narrow band presence rise at 4 kHz to help the kick punch through dense mixes with little or no added EQ. It's a large diaphragm cardioid dynamic with a built in pop shield and can handle up to 160 dB SPL with no audible distortion making it good for other instruments such and the bass and brass instruments like the trombone.

The little brother is at left, tall and skinny. His name is AKG C1000s, made in Austria as well. His is a multi purpose condenser mic. We was hung for a mic to replace SM57 on snare, finally when we found him, we search no more. Now he is widely use in yNot for guitar, amps, snare, violin, flute and other instruments tracking.

Happy (Belated) Mother's Day!!

These boys, came to yNot to record a track for their mama. They came with garage band, very simple/beginner midi tune. Amateur amateur amateur!!

But tell you what, i rushed back to my mama after their recording session.

Guys, check out this video clip from TheParSem (Ayman Jamil, Aizat Hashim & Dinie)

GAND recorded their band single "Taboo" at yNot

Hi Guys, check out this neo psychedelic influenced band from Penang.

GAND are known for their energetic, loud and extravagant live performances coupled along with intensely catchy melodic heavy grooves, haunting vocals, driving rock bass and drums and with a few unique instrumental solos thrown into the mojo mix.

Line up:

• Main Vocal-Siang Kok
• Drum: Buddy
• Guitar: Bok
• Rhythm Guitar& iPad Synths: Binsen
•  Bass: Liang
• Tracks Recorded & Mastered at:yNot Music Studio

R.I.P Abang Din-The Penang Guitar Luthier

We are sad to be informed that our old friend, Aband Din that work at Art Tune has passed away after a battle with cancer. Abang Din played in the old school Band Crosstown many many years ago. He is well known for servicing and repairing guitars. Most of the guitarist handed their beloved axe to him only for all the works. I would say he is the most reliable guitar Luthier in Penang. 

 

(Picture linked from facebook, posted by Alfred Oh)

According to a post by Raggy Singh on Facebook, his funeral will be held today (Tuesday 03 April) at Masjid Jelutong after Zohor prayers (~1.20pm). You may contact his son Wan for details at 012-4241034 if you wish to pay the last respect.


R.I.P. Din

p/s: Just found this youtube video from Seeds Lim's facebook.Reposted here in loving memory of Abang Din:

Bloodline is back on action!!

It has been quite a while since TburN released his EP, and i am so glad to get him back into yNot Music Studio again with his old partner DZO (Denish). Guys, lets' enjoy their latest master piece of art!