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This is the perfect solution if you need to amplify your instrument and do not want to break the bank but still want a professional setup without having to call in a Luthier. This little transducer is a "hot" pickup and you will be very impressed with the quality at such an inexpensive price. Just mount the transducer inside your instrument with the supplied double stick tape and run the 1/4" jack out a hole that you make in your ideal location and thats it (Transducer has 12" cable to Jack). You can amplify your mandolin, banjo, violin, ukulele, guitar, bass, viola, cello, and just about anything else you can think of.
This unit works with a standard 1/4" plug. You can connect it to your PA, mixer, or amplifier. It's that easy to have a professional look and the amplified sound your looking for at a very small price.
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- Great product, Great price!- Mounts easily inside your stringed instrument.
- This unit works with a standard 1/4" plug.
- Connects to your PA, mixer, or amplifier.
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By Josh Hardin (BAKERSFIELD, CA, US)
I've never tried anything like this before, but decided hey why not... for the price this seems like it would be worth it. My item arrived within 2 days and I couldn't wait to try it out. Upon using it i was extremely satisfied with the result. The sound was nice and clear and didn't pick up any outside noise. I highly recommend this product for which I used in my ukulele.
By James Cormack (Indianapolis)
Came home in a couple days, I mounted it internally in my cheap knockaround Mandolin and the sound quality is great. I even had some fun with it before hand, put it on a snare drum and ran it through some delay effects and it sounded incredible, put it on a djembe and on a harmonica and it still sounded good. I can see me buying a few more of these. As someone else said the instructions are poor, but if you know what your doing its ok. I would not recommend mounting it on the outside of an instrument, the pickup is so strong it even picks up on the wire so if you brush it with your sleeve or anything it will sound bad. I set it on my mandolin by carefully picking a spot and drilled with a 5/16 wood bit, then I reached in holding the jack and wire with one finger and held it near the hole and I guided from outside with a fine handle of a small paintbrush then pushed through, put the washer and nut on outside and tighten hard. Then I placed the transducer inside the bottom curl of the mandolin cutout hole and pressed hard up inside. Switched on amp and plucked and it sounded great. I am playin it on a Line8 Spider II with effects and it is so much fun!!
By K. Medeiros (Kalaheo, HI USA)
My son was looking at buying a $350 electric uke. He already has 5 ukuleles. I told him to get one of his older ukes and try this out. My husband was wary about drilling a hole. Don't drill in the bottom center, there's a block in there, drill at the bottom side or back. The bottom worked out better.
We tried it out before attaching anything. There really isn't any instructions and what instructions there is, well you can tell it wasn't made in the US.
My son loves it and the sound is excellent. I'm so happy because it saved us from buying an electric uke!
By Charles Rogers (Boulder Creek, CA USA)
I asked at a well known and respected guitar shop in the San Francisco area about installing a pickup in my Pono tenor ukulele which is very nice except that it projects sound back to the player poorly. The shop wanted to put in a similar style (stick on, unamplified piezo soundboard transducer) Fishman pickup for $175. That seemed unreasonable for a $300 instrument. So I found this pickup, read the one review, and figured I'd get it and try it out. Worst case if I didn't like it, I could just pull it out and have the Fishman installed and use this transducer on other instruments in emergencies. Well, it was easy to install and the ukulele sounds great when plugged into our Roland AC-90 acoustic amp. I don't feel like I'm missing anything except the brand name recognition. Try it. I bet you'll like it too.
By Joel
I was skeptical about this little bugger, but I put her in one of my cheaper instruments and I haven't had as much fun playing it. It's very simple to install and has a very nice sound to it. It's a great buy and I am getting more as I write this.
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