Hello all.
Is the pre-refined fly active electronics compatible with today's wireless transmission systems? Specifically, the NUX B5RC 2.4G wireless system. I know some of these wireless systems do not work with active electronics (like Ovations built-in pre-amps). An adapter is required on the guitars output jack. Is the same type of adapter required for Parkers? How is the stereo mode affected?
Thanks.
Fly Active Electronics and Wireless Systems
Re: Fly Active Electronics and Wireless Systems
From what I know, Parker guitars are usually pretty solid with wireless systems. The NUX B5RC should interface clean with most Parker active electronics without needing an extra adapter.
Re: Fly Active Electronics and Wireless Systems
I used to play my Mojo with a Sennheiser wireless system and then a Line 6—they both worked fine. As you might expect, I was only able to use the mono output configurations not the split mag/piezo output.
The electronics of a Fly are buffered and “active” in that sense, but they are not “active” in the way that EMG pickups are active. The piezo preamp is, in fact, a preamp, but the mags are not filtered and boosted by this circuit.
The electronics of a Fly are buffered and “active” in that sense, but they are not “active” in the way that EMG pickups are active. The piezo preamp is, in fact, a preamp, but the mags are not filtered and boosted by this circuit.
Re: Fly Active Electronics and Wireless Systems
Thank you for your comments. The Classic Fly is a new addition to my guitar collection and I did not want to risk damage to the awesome electronics on this exceptional instrument. Pretty amazing piece of functional artwork by the Parker Guitar Company!