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Adamas 1687 stereo/mono question

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jkick
Posted 2014-07-29 9:22 AM (#490960)
Subject: Adamas 1687 stereo/mono question


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Hi folks,
I'm a bass player but have a friend's Adamas 1687 (I believe) from around 1980. Beautiful guitar in the brown sparkly color. It has 2 output jacks which I think are stereo and mono. When I plug it in from what I'm guessing is the stereo jack the A, G and high E strings are softer than the others. So does it need a stereo guitar cord to work properly? Like a Rickenbacker bass with the stereo Ric-O-Sound jack? Does it split the alternating strings right and left?
thanks,

John
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stonebobbo
Posted 2014-07-29 11:17 AM (#490964 - in reply to #490960)
Subject: Re: Adamas 1687 stereo/mono question



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Location: Tennessee		Yes, the stereo pickup splits alternating strings left and right. You need a stereo cable (or Y cable as some call it) and plug into two inputs.
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jkick
Posted 2014-07-29 8:59 PM (#490980 - in reply to #490960)
Subject: RE: Adamas 1687 stereo/mono question


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Thank you.
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