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Best passive Pup for acoustic?

PeterIanStaker · 2010-10-20 01:16:18

Lads I've a 30 year old acoustic thats just beautiful. Clear as a bell, you know how they improve with age? Right anyway, my question is, I'm thinking of getting a pickup for it, just maybe one that fits in the sound hole, but I do not want to drill a hole in my guitar or alter it. I just couldn't. So whats the best type…

20-10-2010 1:16am

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PeterIanStaker

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Lads I've a 30 year old acoustic thats just beautiful. Clear as a bell, you know how they improve with age? Right anyway, my question is, I'm thinking of getting a pickup for it, just maybe one that fits in the sound hole, but I do not want to drill a hole in my guitar or alter it. I just couldn't. So whats the best type of mountable passive pickup in your collective experience?

Thanks:D

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#2 20-10-2010 8:50am

Fingers Mcginty

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Sunrise with corresponding preamp...Expensive but and a tad magnetic sounding but no feedback to worry about. I've never tried one but you might also look at the Baggs M1 ...tis a lot cheaper and gets good reviews.

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