Anyone got a recommendation for an acoustic guitar pickup?
Something budget, but not to arse sounding.
I've come across SD Woody pickups that look interesting...
Acoustic guitar pickup
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Acoustic guitar pickup
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What kind of guitar, what kind of application?
The woody or the Dean Markley equivalent are good, but there are lots of more permanent and/or better sounding alternatives like the LR Baggs iBeam.
The woody or the Dean Markley equivalent are good, but there are lots of more permanent and/or better sounding alternatives like the LR Baggs iBeam.
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It's an ashton DM-65 and it's just so i can occasionally plug the guitar in for some extra noise. It's more important to be able to plug in to a regular guitar amp than to reproduce the acoustic sound.
I'd prefer a permanent setup.
Just looked at the iBeam, but that's stretching the budget a bit
I'd prefer a permanent setup.
Just looked at the iBeam, but that's stretching the budget a bit
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Well, I could probably rustle up an Ashton piezo/EQ and install it, or any of the other worthy options. PM me with your budget and needs.
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