Feb 22, 2012  New Suhr SSC system (ver II). Discussion in 'Guitars in General ' started by Crow. I have the bpssc and get noise at 4955hz but it's not so bad when you consider what a normal SC puts off. We also can offer it in our standard series where as it couldn't go in one before. It is not available for non Suhr guitars and I couldn't give.

Objective.—To assess physician‐patient communication about headache‐related disability and to evaluate the influence of information about disability on physicians' perceptions of illness severity and the treatment needs of migraineurs. Background.—Evidence suggests that migraine is suboptimally treated in clinical practice, partly due to poor communication between physicians and their patients. Methods.—One hundred five neurologists and primary care physicians with an interest in headache participated in two interactive surveys, one in North America (n =42) and one in Europe (n =63). Each survey focused on the evaluation of four videotaped migraine cases.

The first case was evaluated twice, initially after a typical symptom history that centered on diagnosis and then following a fuller history of migraine disability. Additional questions assessed the extent of the collection of migraine disability information in clinical practice. Results.—Physicians reported that they recorded symptoms relating to diagnosis (eg, pain location/intensity, associated symptoms) rather than information on headache‐related disability. Only about one third of patients volunteered disability information. When made available to them, physicians rated information on disability as one of the most important factors in assessing treatment needs.

In particular, when physicians knew the patient's disability history: (1) the proportion of physicians who rated the patient's illness as “severe” increased by 128% in North America, 27% in Europe; (2) the proportion of physicians who recommended immediate treatment increased by 63% in North America, 37% in Europe; and (3) the proportion of patients recommended for a follow‐up visit increased by 15% in North America, 18% in Europe. Conclusions.—Physicians and patients often fail to discuss headache‐related disability during consultation. This information has a powerful influence on physicians' perceptions of illness severity, treatment choice, and the need for follow‐up. Tools to improve communication about headache‐related disability, such as the Migraine Disability Assessment questionnaire, may favorably improve migraine management. • Bas Vaarwerk, Reineke A. Schoot, Heleen Maurice‐Stam, Olga Slater, Benjamin Hartley, Peerooz Saeed, Eva Gajdosova, Michiel W.

Den Brekel, Alfons J.M. Balm, Marinka L.F. Hol, Stefanie Jaarsveld, Leontien C.M. Kremer, Cecile M. Ronckers, Henry C.

Mandeville, Bradley R. Pieters, Mark N. Gaze, Raquel Davila Fajardo, Simon D. Strackee, David Dunaway, Ludi E. Smeele, Julia C. Chisholm, Huib N.

Caron, Martha A. Grootenhuis and Johannes H. Merks, Psychosocial well‐being of long‐term survivors of pediatric head–neck rhabdomyosarcoma, Pediatric Blood & Cancer, 66, 2, (2018).

I havent tried it, £200 for a dummy coil is a bit too expensive for my budget. Thats basicaly all it is, a pickups coil with the magnet removed from the center. It is reverse wound to your pickups and brings them to humbucker status. As you say without affecting tone. Its easier to acheive with a lot less cost.

Simply take a old pickup, pop the magnet(s) off it and wire it into your guitars control cavity. Both a waste of time in my opinion, I'd rather have the hum. Heres a schematic on how to wire the dummycoil into the circuit. Ignore the midboost and altered tone/mid pot configuration. Just concentrate on how the pickup shaped thing in the control cavity is applied to the circuit. Ignore the wire colours, its far more important to wire the coil so its windings are reversed to your pickups windings. Where this diagram shows a white wire connecting to the tone pot, connect that wire to where the hotwire from the switch traditionaly connects to the volume pot.

You will likely have to muck about revesing the wiring of your center pickup as a dummycoil will not work with a RWRP middle pickup. Soal dan pembahasan program linier. Hence Suhr not fitting them to their dummycoil equipped guitars. If your middle pickup is stock polarity, a dummycoil will eliminate noise in all positions. Stock polarity middle pickups sound far better than humbucking rwrp middle pickups in my opinion. It's something that is slowly becoming lost in the mists of time.

All noise cancelling modifications alter the sound of your guitar. Whether its just shielding or adding a constant dummy coil. It's highly unlikely that any hum your experiencing from your rig. To the point of being unable to perform or record with it, likely isnt coming from your guitar. You may be better served looking at your amp, pedals and leads.