⋅ Patented TRUMIC carries the majority of the guitars’ frequency range while the Element Pickup carries only the lowest frequencies
⋅ Noise cancelling microphone technology eliminates any annoying honky or boxy qualities from the inside of the guitar
⋅ Mic and pickup levels preset for optimum performance
⋅ Soundhole remote includes volume and mic trim controls
⋅ All discrete pre-contoured endpin preamp with preset crossover
⋅ AMPLIFY THE NATURAL SOUND OF YOUR ACOUSTIC GUITAR - Our passive piezo pickup is an elegant solution for transparent tone to amplify the natural sound of your guitar. Frequency response 22Hz-18...
⋅ Transducer: Magnetic
⋅ Placement: Soundhole
⋅ Jack: 1/4" male
⋅ Color: Maple
⋅ Passive Single-coil Magnetic Soundhole Pickup - Dark Brown
⋅ Quick-mount, passive, magnetic sound hole pickup
⋅ Single coil
⋅ Moderate output
⋅ Instant-mount
⋅ Housed in maple cover and double potted
⋅ 3 Transducer Pickup System fit for most string music instruments, amplify an upright bass, banjo, violin, ukulele, viola, cello, mandolin, and a resonator guitar
⋅ The plastic square...
⋅ The plastic square...
Luvay Acoustic Guitar Pickup, Piezo Contact Microphone Transducer for Acoustic Guitar, Ukulele, Violin,...
⋅ Volume adjustable, with a control knob
⋅ Fit for most of instrument, such as guitar, ukulele, violin, etc.
⋅ Easy to install, can be sticked near sound hole with self-adhensive, which can be reused
⋅ Mini design, comes with 10 ft amplifier cable(standard 1/4" connector) and 4 x stickers
⋅ Good/clear/crisp sound quality, away from squeal feedback
AMUMU SP30 Woody Magnetic Soundhole Pickup for Steel String Acoustic Guitars Single Coil
⋅ ★ FITS in soundholes from 3.88” (98.5 mm) to 3.94” (100mm) diameter. ★ HIGH impedance passive design, no battery required.
⋅ ★ BUILT with Customized Rare Earth Neodymium Ma...
⋅ ★ BUILT with Customized Rare Earth Neodymium Ma...
⋅ 【One Of A Kind Experience】The ToneWoodAmp works on virtually any acoustic guitar! Adds beautiful sounding organic guitar effects to your acoustic* and acoustic-electric guitar, NO AMP REQU...
LUVAY Guitar Pickup Acoustic Electric Transducer for Acoustic Guitar, Cable Length 10' (Gold)
⋅ Turn your acoustic guitar into an acoustic-electric without expensive modifications
⋅ Easy to install: can be clip-on to guitar sound hole and connect the audio input with a standard 1/4" connector
⋅ It will turn your acoustic music more powerful and electric
⋅ Pickup Size: 5.3 x 1.1 x 0.4" ; Cable Length: 10'
⋅ Package Contents: 1 x Guitar Pickup, 1 x Cord
⋅ Humbucking Acoustic Guitar Soundhole Pickup
Imelod Contact Microphone Piezo Pickup Violin Microphone Pickup Cello Banjo Ukulele Mandolin Guitar Microphone...
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Widely application - Be suitable for acoustic guitar, violin, Mandolin, kalimba, Idiopan drum, cello,banjo and ukulele etc.No need drill hole, Works by contacting with the sound source dir...
Widely application - Be suitable for acoustic guitar, violin, Mandolin, kalimba, Idiopan drum, cello,banjo and ukulele etc.No need drill hole, Works by contacting with the sound source dir...
Randon Acoustic Guitar Pickup Piezo Contact Pickup for Guitar Ukulele Violin, Mandolin, Banjo, Kalimba,...
⋅ Good Sound- The Acoustic Guitar Pickup comes with double sided tape and self adhesive Velcro,it is able to eliminate interfering external sounds and not be influenced by sound reflections from...
⋅ Reducing Noise – DSS-6 is a passive guitar pickup with humbucking model (no battery is needed).It uses the magnetic field to collect the string vibration and pass it to the speaker, which is...
Kmise 5 Band Acoustic Guitar Preamp EQ Equalizer Piezo Pickup Tuner Amplifier LCD Mic 1 Set
⋅ Pickup size: Approx. 9.8 * 5.8 * 4.0cm
⋅ Power: 6F22 9V battery(not Include)
⋅ With this preamp, you spend less time tweaking controls and more time playing.
⋅ With volume, bass, middle, treble, pres control knobs.
⋅ Package include: 1 x 5 Band EQ Equalizer, 1 x Piezo Pickup Line , 8 x Mounting screws, 1 x Microphone , 1 x Battery box
⋅ ❤ VOLUME CONTROL GUITAR PICKUP - Adjustable volume level will avoid squeal,The sound clear and crisp,this self-adhesive piezo transducer pickup convenience for Acoustic Classical Guitar Ukul...
TraderPlus 2Pcs Piezo Contact Microphone Pickup for Guitar Violin Banjo Mandolin Ukulele
⋅ A professional piezo contact microphone pickup - 1/4" jack with 10.6" cable.
⋅ Contact microphones pick up sound by being in direct contact with the sound source.
⋅ Able to...
⋅ Contact microphones pick up sound by being in direct contact with the sound source.
⋅ Able to...
TraderPlus 12 SoundHole Guitar Pickup Acoustic Electric Transducer for Acoustic Guitar Magnetic Preamplifier...
⋅ Suitable for for any acoustic guitar that has a sound hole and steel strings.
⋅ Easy-to-use 12 hole magnetic acoustic guitar soundhole pickup is a great music accessory for amplifyin...
⋅ Easy-to-use 12 hole magnetic acoustic guitar soundhole pickup is a great music accessory for amplifyin...
⋅ Surface mount piezo pickup for acoustic insturments
⋅ Delivers natural sound without modification to the instrument
⋅ Detachable 8' cable with 1/4'' to 1/8'' input jacks
⋅ Non-abrasive adhesive putty and dot included
⋅ Handcrafted in Europe
Acoustic guitar pickups are essential when it comes to amplifying the sound of your acoustic guitar. They help in producing high-quality sounds that can be heard clearly and loudly when you play your guitar. There are many different types of acoustic guitar pickups available on the market today, which can make it confusing to choose the right one. In this article, we will provide you with valuable tips that will help you choose the right acoustic guitar pickup for your instrument.
Type of Pickups
The first thing you should consider when buying an acoustic guitar pickup is the type of pickup. There are three main types of acoustic guitar pickups, each with their own unique benefits and drawbacks:1. Piezo Pickups
Piezo pickups are the most common type of acoustic guitar pickup. They work by converting the vibrations of the guitar strings into an electrical signal, which is then sent to an amplifier or PA system. Piezo pickups are known for their clear and bright tone, and are often used by guitarists who play fingerstyle or flatpicking.2. Magnetic Pickups
Magnetic pickups work by using a magnet to detect the vibrations of the guitar strings. They are often used in electric guitars, but can also be used in acoustic guitars. Magnetic pickups produce a warmer and more natural sound compared to piezo pickups, making them a good choice for guitarists who play mostly strumming styles.3. Microphone Pickups
Microphone pickups are the most natural-sounding type of acoustic guitar pickup. They work by using a condenser microphone to amplify the sound of the guitar. Microphone pickups are often used in studio recordings, but can also be used in live performances. However, they are more prone to feedback and require a higher degree of skill to use properly.Installation Method
The second thing you should consider when buying an acoustic guitar pickup is the installation method. There are two main installation methods:1. Internal Pickups
Internal pickups are installed inside the guitar body, and often require professional installation. They are a good choice if you want a clean and unobtrusive look, as they are hidden from view. Internal pickups are often more expensive than external pickups, but they offer better sound quality and less feedback.2. External Pickups
External pickups are installed on the outside of the guitar body, and are easier to install than internal pickups. They come in two main types: clip-on pickups and soundhole pickups. Clip-on pickups attach to the guitar’s headstock, while soundhole pickups attach to the soundhole of the guitar. External pickups are a good choice if you want a pickup that can be easily removed and used in different guitars.Price Range
The third thing you should consider when buying an acoustic guitar pickup is the price range. Acoustic guitar pickups come in a wide range of prices, from just a few dollars to several hundred dollars. As a general rule, the more expensive the pickup, the better the sound quality. However, there are many affordable pickups that offer good sound quality, so don't let price be the only factor in your decision.Compatibility
The fourth thing you should consider when buying an acoustic guitar pickup is compatibility. Not all pickups are compatible with all guitars, so make sure to check if the pickup is compatible with your guitar before you make a purchase. Some pickups are designed specifically for certain types of guitars, such as dreadnought or jumbo guitars.Brand Reputation
The fifth and final thing you should consider when buying an acoustic guitar pickup is brand reputation. Make sure to buy from a reputable brand with a track record of producing high-quality pickups. Some popular brands of acoustic guitar pickups include Fishman, LR Baggs, and Seymour Duncan.Conclusion
Acoustic guitar pickups are an essential accessory for any guitarist who wants to amplify their sound. When choosing a pickup, consider the type of pickup, installation method, price range, compatibility, and brand reputation. With these factors in mind, you can choose a pickup that will enhance your guitar’s sound and take your playing to the next level.Related Topics You Might Like
