Most of our home convenience products were just new applications of technology developed elsewhere for industry. Entertainment technology also is generally new applications of existing technology.
What really drives genuine new innovation is absolute necessity. That's why so many great innovations came from war and disasters.
That's why I suggested a demonstration to avoid that argument. I'm guessing you and I would be in agreement on that subject but I'm happy to be proved wrong.
Good explanation. Have you got a video demonstrating the extra sustain compared to a standard bridge on the same bass? I think that's what will really change people's minds and prove your products advantages.
Is that really the best you can say? It's better than a bridge which is hated by everyone who has used one!
I'm all for new design and innovation if it serves a purpose and solves a problem. I don't care whether the solution comes from a legendary instrument builder or some bloke in a shed.
I found this really useful for picking out some of the details while learning Rooster
What's the effect from 2:09? It sounds terrible in isolation but in the full mix it sounds great. It's a fairly extreme effect.
I'm finding DR strings seem to be in short supply here but suppliers in Europe (Thomann etc) have plenty of stock.
Finding the same at work, no stock of parts here, plenty in Europe.