2.1.1. The STAT capsule is placed in the bridge cut-out of the string instrument, paying close attention to the correct position indicated in the manual.
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2.1.2. Yes, it is not necessary to adjust the pickup every time you need to play. However, the entire system may be easily removed at any time.
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2.2.0 GENERAL INFORMATION

2.2.1. Absolutely. STAT-Series transducers allow playing at very high volume levels without feedback issues.
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2.2.2. How does the STAT transducer work?
The STAT transducer has a sealed sound chamber constructed around a miniature electrostatic microphone.
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2.2.3. Yes. The STAT-SET is supplied with the SCHERTLER STAT-PRE preamplifier, which powers the electrostatic microphone and allows control of volume.
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2.2.4. The STAT is available for violin/viola (STAT-V), cello (STAT-C) and double bass (STAT-B).
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2.2.5. The STAT is an electrostatic microphone and its sound is much more natural and dynamic.
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2.2.6. Yes! Therefore, Schertler offers the STAT-SEL, where the pickup is delivered with the PRE-A-II instead of with the STAT-PRE as in the STAT-SET kit.
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2.2.7. Yes, it has to be supplied with 10V phantom power.
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2.2.8. The STAT is an electrostatic microphone and its sound is much more influenced by the instruments bridge, it has more feedback resistance than the DYN but it is less natural and dynamic.
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2.3.0 ADDITIONAL TIPS

2.3.1. Yes. STAT-series transducers deliver excellent sound reproduction and are suitable for very high stage volume levels.
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2.3.2. Absolutely yes, the impressive sound of the STAT is ideal for a single player.
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2.3.3. Yes, the features of the STAT allow very high stage volume levels, avoiding feedback problems.
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2.3.4. All the details are in the ”General Catalogue” catalogue.
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