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Electronic Musical Resources: Patents : Microphones and pickups
Microphones
Pickups using magnetism
- "Piano", lloyd Loar, US Patent 1821978. 1931
- "Musical Instrument", lloyd Loar, US Patent 1995316. 1935
- "Stringed Musical Instrument", Lloyd Loar, US Patent 2020557. 1935
- "Stringed Musical Instrument", Lloyd Loar, US Patent 2025875. 1935
- "Electrical Musical instrument" Guy Hart, 2087106, 1937.
- "Electrical Musical instrument" Guy Hart, 2089171,1937.the "frying pan" pickup for Gibson Co.
- "Musical Instrument", F. H. Kislingbury, 2171430, 1939. the Violectric for the Dopyera Co.
- "Combination Bridge and Pickup Assembly", L Fender, 2573254, 1951.
- "Pick-ups for Guitars and Coupling Circuits Therefore", J. O. Burns, US Patent 3249677. 1966
- "String Instrument Vibration Initiator and Sustainer", Gregory S Heet, US Patent 4075921. 1978. The first of two e-bow patents.
- "Hand Held Musical String Vibration Initiator and Sustainer", Gregory S Heet, US Patent D248122. 1978. the second of two e-bow patents.
- "Apparatus for Playing Musical Instruments", Godley and Creme, US Patent 3882754. 1975. the Gizmotron.
- "Coil-less Magnetic Pickup for Stringent [sic] Instrument", Robert M Iodice, US Patent 4182213. 1980. uses Hall-effect.
- "Transducer for a Stringed Musical Instrument", Christopher Kinman, US Patent 5668520. 1997
- "Noise-sensing Bobbin-coil Assembly for Amplified Musical Stringed Instrument Pickups", Christopher Kinman, US Patent 7022909. 2006
- "Strap Amplifier", Peter Bellak, US Patent 7060889, 2006
Pickups using optical methods
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