Does it work with a compensated bridge?
1430987
It will only work with a bridge that is straight across. I have one compensated bridge on one of my five banjos and it wouldn't work with that one.
1430988
Not sure, but I would say probably not as well as it would with a standard. In the standard the brass is hugging, and therefore deadening all across, and therefore all the strings evenly. With a compensated it would only touch the outermost presented parts of the bridge, dampening those strings in particular in a strong way, leaving the inner most sections probably free to vibrate more, so those strings might be louder. Though they might all be somewhat muted, but I think the effect would be unevenly distributed. Since you would want the volume of all strings to be equally damped (like it would usually work) I don't think this will work for you. Even if you got all rocket scientist on it and bent it to conform to the irregularities of the bridge, you'd then have a problem of not being able to slide that puppy ion and off, which is the great feature. I think you might need to get a couple violin type mutes that slip on vertically. One of the nice things about this mute is it really give a good tone, whereas violin mutes leave something to be desired. But if its a choice between practicing,.... and unhappy spouse, waking kids or bitchy neighbors...ya gotta do what ya gotta do...
1430989
Great question - I think it depends on how high your bridge is. The mute just slides over the feet of the bridge just below the ebony top. If your compensated bridge is straight and the compensation is accomplished at the top, it should work. If your compensated bridge has any curve in it, then know, it wouldn't work. Anyway, I really like the way it makes the sound of "melodic" style picking come out so soft.
1647183
Yes, it has bridge. The box says it will run with Windows but I have not tried it, runs fine on Windows 8, although it can take a while to start up.
1149857
If the bridge of the dulcimer is like a banjo bridge or very similar, my guess is that it should work. I can only say this from what I have seen in pictures. I hope this helps.
1036487
I found this review:http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/content/view/30778/96/that seems to indicate that you can use it with a switch -- but only if you configure the bridge with a static IP. Seems like the bridge should request its own IP. In any case, this is probably adequate for my needs.Thanks for the info about the D-Link, although, aren't the WAN/Internet ports on routers 10mb? Maybe that's changed. I do hope someone eventually produces a reasonably-priced bridge with a built-in switch.
1041954
Yes, no problem. It is just optimized to work with Sand Bridge, but it also works with AMD cpu.
1697976
The Connect is used to tie wired speakers into your wireless system. If you can hard wire the Connect to both the amp for your wired speakers and your router, you do not need a Bridge. My systems were too far apart. So, I got plugged the Bridge into my router and the Connect into my amp and VOILA they both work with the same controller!
574802
Yes, they come with a bridge. See the instructions for your motherboard. You can use as many as you have slots for.
547479
Yes if you have line of sight it will work as a bridge, however the microwave based units are a lot more robust for long term trouble free install
597291
you will need the same Frequencies on both sides of the bridge. EnGenius has both 2.4 or 5
1051100
Yes, it does full bridge mode. In the configuration, under Device Mode, choose Modem Only. No, it is not ipv6 compatible.
234091
Yes. Out of the box it is strung, with the bridge placed properly and the head tensioned.
2221902
It is hard to say. I guess it depends on the scale of the particular guitar you are using. This bridge seems to have the capability of adjusting out on my les paul, and I would venture to say that if I reversed the strings, it would still adjust out properly.
1098177
Yes it does, something else you may not know the bridge does not come assembled on instrument for obvious reasons. I was not aware of this thought you might like to know. I had my teacher place it for me to get the best positioning.
474920
I don't see why it wouldn't, but that's is an interesting question.. I would say it should though as its just a controler. I'm using live standard and it works fine.
15170
No. One bridge is sufficient. Each unit can be controlled separately through the same bridge
1189170
yeah why not. if you knew exactly what bridging was. you can almost bridge any amp. not the best amp #1 but I mean it'll do the job...-ish
891715
Unfortunately, I don't know if it does. If Kid Kraft train track works with Thomas train tracks, then I am sure it will work with this bridge as well.