My cajon has a pick-up installed and I plug it into my bands board. How would this work with one set up like this? Similar to acoustically miked?
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I doubt it will change the sound from your pickup at ll. it's an acoustic enhancement.
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Depending on the type of pick-up installed it could affect it, or not at all. If it's a microphone type It will definitely change the character a little. If it's a contact type pickup, you may or may not notice much of a change to it. It definitely is nice for acoustically miking because it makes the cajon sound more controlled and deeper. (For my tastes of course) Just a disclaimer, I've not been too fond of pickup cajons because they tend to sound like a dull thud and I think it's better to just put 1-2 sm57's on the cajon and get a natural sound.
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The wonderful thing about pickups is that they are all universal in that way. No such thing as a left- or right - handed pickup. Every pickup will work for a left- or right - handed guitar. These Woody pickups by Seymour Duncan are as easy as pie! Simply place it in your sound hole on your acoustic guitar and plug in. I would caution you to turn all the way down before plugging in and then bring the sound up to make sure that you don't blow anything because there isn't a gain control on these pickups. They are simple plug and play. Good sound, decent quality entry level acoustic pickups. Buy it. You won't regret it. The wonderful thing about pickups is that they are all universal in that way. No such thing as a left- or right - handed pickup. Every pickup will work for a left- or right - handed guitar. These Woody pickups by Seymour Duncan are as easy as pie! Simply place it in your sound hole on your acoustic guitar and plug in. I would caution you to turn all the way down before plugging in and then bring the sound up to make sure that you don't blow anything because there isn't a gain control on these pickups. They are simple plug and play. Good sound, decent quality entry... » Read More The wonderful thing about pickups is that they are all universal in that way. No such thing as a left- or right - handed pickup. Every pickup will work for a left- or right - handed guitar. These Woody pickups by Seymour Duncan are as easy as pie! Simply place it in your sound hole on your acoustic guitar and plug in. I would caution you to turn all the way down before plugging in and then bring the sound up to make sure that you don't blow anything because there isn't a gain control on these pickups. They are simple plug and play. Good sound, decent quality entry level acoustic pickups. Buy it. You won't regret it. « Show Less
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I run the blended pickup signal (humbucker and piezo) into an electric amp and it sounds great. The acoustic sound is definitely a "piezo sound" in that it sounds reasonably acoustic-like, but it's not the same as mic'ing a plain old acoustic guitar.I play a mostly clean tone and it works really well for me- if you start kicking in lots of gain or distortion, the piezo pickup can respond in odd ways.
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uhhhh buddy, sorry to say that it was a gift for my baby brother. I did use it briefly while I had, but I used it with my guitar, that´s about it. I will suggest that you contact the guys from BOSS, perhaps they´ve tried it that way.
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This is a piezzo pickup with a 1/4" plug. It is intended for amplifying acoustic guitars. I have heard of it being used for Rocksmith, though.
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If you are using a guitar cord from the output to the amp, you will get noise. What I do is use speaker wire which has no winding ground wrapped around the main (lead) wire. This prevents the cord from picking up outside interfernce.
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A pickup is definitely necessary for you to be able to plug the guitar directly into the Tascam trainer. However, since your acoustic guitar is probably fairly loud, you may be able to slide one of your headphone earpieces slightly aside so you can hear both the music track you're playing along with AND your guitar simultaneously. I do this quite a bit myself when I need to practice a vocal part.
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I bought this soundhole pickup to avoid using batteries for the active version, but I was dissappointed by the sound it produced from my Ibanez Acoustic. If you want to avoid using a preamp, use the active version of the fishman soundhole pickup.
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I'm not sure how you would use it. 1) A fender bass has a direct line out: if you want an "in-line tuner", then you wouldn't use the mic. 2) If your using the mic as a pick-up, again your fender is electric, you would just be by-passing the installed fender pick-ups that make the fender the great guitar that it is3) if you're using it for an "effects send", then you're again bypassing the best (and cleanest) signal from your bass - and you would have to run through a mixer to use it.CONCLUSION: I wouldn't use it on a Fender Bass.
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yeah but I don't think it's a true acoustic sound. I'm using a Roland Cube 40ex. I expect to be able to try it on a Fishman soon.
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Hook up yes, will it work, I cant promise anything. It's heavily implied for mic usage so I don't know how it would handle a guitar, I'd suggest checking out their site http://bluemic.com maybe send them an email if you cant find what you're looking for. Blue's really big on mics, I know if they do anything other than that though.
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Did it work? I've read some pickups arent "loud" enough for Rocksmith - looking for one myself!
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You need to connect the pickup to a preamp. Fishman or LR Baggs make them for acoustic musical instruments. LR Baggs is more expensive, but probably higher quality.
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This controller won't "hook up" to any amp, etc., it works off its own microphone which picks up audio from the surrounding area. There is no "input jack" or any trigger inputs you could use with a guitar pickup. You'll need to look elsewhere if you need something like that, but it would probably work fine with the sealed version of LED strips (in the color you want), which you would purchase separately, and a 12v power supply, also purchased separately, which you would connect with bare leads that go into screw-terminal slots on this controller.
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Hello, i do not think that this picks ups are made for acustic guitars, because it needs a electric circuit to works using potenciometers for tone and volumen and pick up selectors. And of corse a wood work
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Dear Docpain,Pls forgive me reply in delay.Yes,it is active pickup.how to estimate it,just depends on your bass.Warmest regards,Emma
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This particular Jasmine doesn't freature a built-in pickup. To amplify you'd have to purchase an acoustic pick-up such as a Seymour Duncan Woody HC. I've used a Jasmine/Seymore Duncan combo to record with and it sounds awesome!