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Location: Cherry Hill, NJ | One of the reasons I played Ovations for over 30 years is that they were really the first acoustic electric guitars. I have an old Gibson Dove, that I want to put an acoustic pick up in, with minimal intrusions on the body of the guitar. Anyone have any suggestions or advice on a good under bridge pick up? Thanks. |
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May 2005
Posts: 486
Location: North Carolina | B-band. Go to Shoreline Music and take a look. |
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May 2005
Posts: 486
Location: North Carolina | Here ya go
http://www.shorelinemusic.com/amplification/b-band.shtml |
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February 2004
Posts: 1634
Location: Warren,Pa. | I've had B-Band and K&K pickups. Both sound VERY natural.
I've stuck with K&K's because they work well with the OpPro's in my Ovations. |
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December 2004
Posts: 4394
Location: East Tennessee | I have a K & K pure western mini and an L R Baggs I Beam passive. Of the two the K & K has a hotter signal without a pre amp. Both are very natural sounding however an under sound board type will be prone to feedback in loud situations. If that is your use look at the B -Band. |
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Posts: 7307
Location: South of most, North of few | +1 on the B band. I had a hard time keeping the K&K from feedback without using a preamp and dialing down the mid. |
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January 2006
Posts: 2120
Location: Chicago | I installed a Fishman PRE-FIX PRO into my (all-acoustic) 1974 1117 Legend. The sound, the preamp power and the EQ are out of this world... Highly, highly recommended. |
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