Inside the hybrid-core pickup architecture

We built Sirius Sound Guitar Pickups to solve a persistent problem: noise floors that spike when you lean into expressive playing. Conventional single coils force us to choose between bandwidth and hum rejection; stacked coils dampen the shimmer we love.

Our prototype uses a hybrid core with graphene shielding and actively tuned eddy current paths. Here are the three breakthroughs:

1. Phase-stable flux control: we modelled the pickup as a coupled RF circuit and tuned the resonance via modular bobbins.
2. Adaptive load shaping: onboard micro load lets you sweep Q factors without recabling.
3. Ultra-low-noise windings: rewinding with silver-plated copper and cryo-treatment improved conductivity by 6%.

Measurement stack

We run swept sine, THD, and noise profiling via our in-house rig. The chart below shows the THD delta compared to a control single coil.

Media Examples

This section demonstrates how to embed different media types in blog posts:

YouTube Video:

Note: To add your own media files:

• Place video files in /public/video/ directory
• Place audio files in /public/audio/ directory
• Reference them like: <BlogVideo src="/video/your-file.mp4" /> or <audio controls src="/audio/your-file.mp3" />

User Feedback Survey

Below is a Formbricks survey component. To see it working:

1. Create a survey in your Formbricks account
2. Get the survey ID
3. Replace surveyId="clwxyz123" with your actual survey ID

Note: The survey shows "Loading survey..." because the surveyId is a placeholder. In production, you would use a real survey ID from your Formbricks dashboard.

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