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Radial Engineering Tonebone Dragster Pickup Load Corrector

Radial Engineering Tonebone Dragster Pickup Load Corrector

Clip the Radial Tonebone Dragster Pickup Load Corrector to your guitar strap and insert between your guitar and wireless transmitter and dial in the desired amount of pickup impedance load you want for full, natural sound. Regain your guitar’s natural tone by eliminating that thin, brittle sound. The Radial Tonebone Dragster Pickup Load Corrector restores the full, rich tone you often lose when plugging your guitar into a wireless transmitter or other types of buffered inputs like those of effects, mixers, sound cards, or recorders. The compact and lightweight aluminum construction features a bracket enabling a comfortable addition to your…

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here at Just Pedals we love this Radial Engineering Tonebone Dragster Pickup Load Corrector.

Clip the Radial Tonebone Dragster Pickup Load Corrector to your guitar strap and insert between your guitar and wireless transmitter and dial in the desired amount of pickup impedance load you want for full, natural sound.

Regain your guitar’s natural tone by eliminating that thin, brittle sound. The Radial Tonebone Dragster Pickup Load Corrector restores the full, rich tone you often lose when plugging your guitar into a wireless transmitter or other types of buffered inputs like those of effects, mixers, sound cards, or recorders. The compact and lightweight aluminum construction features a bracket enabling a comfortable addition to your guitar strap or pedalboard attachment.

Here’s what Radial say about the Radial Engineering Tonebone Dragster Pickup Load Corrector:

Restore the full rich tone you lose when you plug your guitar into a wireless transmitter or other types of buffered inputs like those of effects, mixers, sound cards or recorders. Dragster’s exclusive Drag™ control makes passive pickups think (and sound like) they’re connected directly to a amplifier input by allowing you to precisely dial in the correct amount of impedance loading. Result? Your guitar tone regains it’s warmth – it feels ‘right’ again and your performance sounds great!

The Draster’s built-in mounting flanges make it a breeze to attach to a guitar strap and it’s unobtrusive size and light weight won’t slow you down. Few guitar accessories offer the tremendous ‘bang-for-the buck’ of a Dragster. You will use it on everything.

Dragster – another creative tool to make you sound better from the tone fanatics at Radial!

Like all Radial products, the Cabbone is built tough to handle the road:
14 gauge steel, baked enamel finish, high performance parts throughout. You get all of this in a compact enclosure that is ultra quiet and completely transparent to the tone of your amp.

Key Features

  • Stand-alone Drag control load correction
  • Pickup impedance load for wireless systems
  • Regains your guitar’s full natural tone
  • Compact – lightweight aluminum construction
  • Bracket for guitar strap or pedalboard attachment

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About Radial Engineering

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Radial Engineering Ltd. is a leading manufacturer of professional audio products, specializing in high-quality signal processing equipment, DI boxes, and audio interfaces. Founded in 1991 in Vancouver, Canada, Radial has earned a stellar reputation among musicians, engineers, and producers for their robust build quality, innovative designs, and transparent sound. Known for their acclaimed Radial DI boxes such as the JDI and ProDI, as well as their versatile signal routing solutions like the Radial SW8, Radial’s products are trusted in studios, live sound environments, and touring rigs worldwide. Whether you’re looking for clean, reliable signal conversion, precision tone shaping, or seamless integration of audio systems, Radial offers a comprehensive range of professional-grade solutions designed to meet the demands of today’s audio professionals.

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A guitar pickup is a device installed on an electric or acoustic guitar that captures the vibrations of the strings and converts them into an electrical signal. This signal can then be amplified and processed to produce sound through an amplifier. Pickups are essential for electric guitars, as they do not produce much sound acoustically and rely on pickups to be heard at performance levels.

There are several types of guitar pickups, each with unique characteristics:

  1. Single-Coil Pickups: These pickups consist of a single coil of wire wrapped around magnets. They are known for their bright, crisp sound and are commonly used in styles like rock, blues, and country. However, they can be prone to picking up electromagnetic interference, which can lead to a hum.
  2. Humbucker Pickups: Humbuckers use two coils of wire to cancel out the hum and electromagnetic interference often picked up by single-coil pickups. This design results in a thicker, warmer sound with higher output, making them popular in genres like rock, metal, and jazz.
  3. P90 Pickups: A variation of the single-coil pickup, P90s offer a fuller sound with more midrange punch. They are versatile and can be used in a variety of music styles, bridging the gap between the bright tone of single coils and the warmth of humbuckers.
  4. Acoustic Pickups: For acoustic guitars, pickups can be either piezoelectric or microphone-based. Piezo pickups are placed under the saddle and capture the vibration of the strings and the body, while microphone pickups capture the sound acoustically, often blending with piezo signals for a more natural sound.

A pickup plays a significant role in shaping the tone and character of a guitar, allowing musicians to select pickups that best suit their playing style and genre preferences.