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Electrify your acoustic guitar with this piezo transducer pickup. Installs easily inside the guitar. The female endpin jack replaces the strap button for a convenient and attractive looking way to plug in.
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Technical Details
- Connects to your instrument via 1/4" jack with 9 foot cable.- Easy to use on most acoustic instruments
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By R. Cottrell
It is simple to install this contact mike -- no surprises. I used it to create and electrify a cigar-box guitar. The quality of sound that resulted was beyond my modest expectations. The sound is simple, clear, and resembles an acoustic guitar -- which is more than a cigar-box deserves.
When the sound (or the signal) is passed through an effects device on its way to the amp, a variety of wild and crazy electric effects (reverb, etc.) can be created.
By M. Brophy (Maryland)
I was looking forward to a pretty decent cheap little pickup for my ukulele, but I did not receive what was pictured on amazon. Instead of and AXL pickup i got a pickup the company Signal Flex (model SF-PU1) that just sounds terrible. very tinny sound with no fullness, when placed in multiple positions. The pickup, although it had a female 1/4" end, was NOT designed to sit in the instrument and be mounted by drilling a hole, it seems like it is supposed to be attached to the strap holder (through a shoddy plastic clamp) which my ukulele does not have. overall the quality of it seemed cheap, although you get what you pay for. I would not recommend the seller bandbox2, they do not give you what they advertise.
By Brightwood Music
Simple to install and true to the sound of the instrument. Take the time to locate the best sweet spot to locate the pickup on the instrument, and be sure to use a more permanent adhesive than the double sided tape provided.
By Daevyd (Dayton, OH USA)
I received this for Christmas this year. I replaced my Seymour Performer with it and it sounds great, making my acoustic guitar sound like an acoustic guitar in addition to eliminating the ugly cord coming out of the front and giving me back my entire sound hole. There really isn't anything negative to say about this product. It's inexpensive and a cinch to install (remember when drilling: safety glasses and restraints and/or a sedative--the wife freaked out when I began drilling a hole in my axe). You will, however, need a pre-amp. I use the Tech 21 SansAmp Para Driver DI and it is suh-WEET!!
By Brian Norwood (Riverside, CA USA)
I must admit, for the price, my expectations were not high. I was mostly thinking it would make it easy to tune my acoustic with my Boss TU-2 Tuner (which has no mic). I installed the pickup on my Epiphone C-40 Nylon String guitar, near the bridge on the bass side. If you are somewhat handy and have the tools installation is fairly straight forward. You WILL be modifying the guitar with this model. Keep that in mind.
First lets get this upfront. This is a soundboard transducer, not an under-saddle piezo. Handling noise and bumps on the top with be reproduced with frightening clarity. You must be careful when plugged in not to jostle the guitar excessively. That said, I simply couldn't believe the results. Reproduction of the natural acoustic sound was better than I ever suspected. The pickup is very quiet, but output is modest. You may require some sort of preamp to boost the signal. Still, I have actually used the pickup in performance and was pleased with the results and complemented on the sound. I particularly like it for the nylon as I sometimes play percussively on the top, which comes through nicely. Dynamics are well preserved, and the the frequency response it pretty even (though placement will emphasize certain frequencies. Read the suggestions on the package).I'll be buying a few more of these. I'm very pleased.
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