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Location: Cheyenne, Wyoming | This was removed from an Adamas that I have. It sounded great. Can anyone identify the maker of this under soundeboard pickup?
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Location: Scotland | It's a Schatten HFN, made in Canada. I sell them in the UK, they are exceptional. Their resonator pickups are the best on the market. I do a lot of business with thier bouzouki and mandolin pickups. Great company, fantastic products.
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Location: East Tennessee | Paul,
How do they compare with the K & K pure western mini?
I'm thinking of putting a USB in an old 12 string I have. |
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Location: Scotland | They're comparable tonally, but appear to have a somewhat higher feedback threshold. Compared to say, a Fishman undersaddle or a Baggs I-Beam I think Schatten are far superior. Their double bass, mandolin and bouzouki/mandola pickups are amazing. I have an HFN in my 68 Deluxe Baladeer and it sounds great. Very different to an undersaddle. Not a sound that's any use to me onstage, but still a great sounding pickup. |
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Location: East Tennessee | Thanks Paul.
I have a K & K in a Martin. Works well but you are right about feedback especially at higher volumes. I keep mine down a bit and watch my amp/monitor placement. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | I like this design |
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Location: Cheyenne, Wyoming | I don't need this one. Looks like a new one is about $100. Any fair offers? |
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Location: Scotland | List price is $127.95 |
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Location: Cheyenne, Wyoming | Somebody got a good deal. It's gone. |
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Can anyone identify this pickup?
