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Hohner's original Pianet uses adhesive pads made from foam rubber and leather impregnated with a viscous silicone oil to pluck metal reeds. When the key is released, the pad acts as a damper. An electrostatic pickup system similar to Wurlitzer's is used. The tone produced resembles that of the Wurlitzer but brighter and with less sustain. The same firm's "Cembalet" uses rubber plectra and separate dampers but is otherwise almost identical. Hohner's later "Pianet T" uses silicone rubber suction pads rather than adhesive pads and replaces the electrostatic system with passive electromagnetic pickups similar to those of the Rhodes, the reeds themselves however being magnetized. The Pianet T has a far mellower sound not unlike that of the Rhodes instruments. None of the above instruments has the facility for a sustain pedal.
Schuimrubber dus. Kan ik niet simpelweg wat schuimrubber kopen en in de juiste grootte snijden?
Het is toch belangrijk om dat te weten voor ik eraan begin. Als ik die reeds uiteindelijk niet te vervangen zijn, zit ik met een probleem.



