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Old 07-10-2006, 04:02 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Miles use of Tranducers
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Does anyone know what Miles used, and how he attached it, (in terms of tranducers) on his mouthpiece to make those funky sounds?

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Didn't he use a Barcus Berry pickup drilled into his mouthpiece shank?
In the seventies. In the eighties it was a portable wireless mic setup, I don't know the brand. George Cole would probably know.

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"That was real good to do, because I had to get close to a human-voice sound in some places. It was hard, but I did it."

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SD Systems is the brand of Mic Miles used I beleive. It is a long clip on mic that allows mutes to be used.
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