LR Baggs LB6X Acoustic Guitar Pickup

LR Baggs LB6X Acoustic Guitar Pickup Review

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Like the LB6, but with slightly wider string spacing for finger picking.

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Sep 04, 2010 22:01:04

LR Baggs Dual Source System, .090

LR Baggs Dual Source System, .090 Review

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LR Baggs Dual Source System, .090 Feature

• Compatibility with other popular mics and pickups
• Split stereo or mono outputs available on the strapjack
• The soundhole-mounted Remote Control provides stereo pickup and mic volume controls
• Tunable low-frequency control and phase inversion for the mic
• Secure mounting that won't harm guitars

The Dual Source Pickup System is a miniature onboard microphone/pickup mixing system that features all discrete Class A circuitry. The DS seamlessly combines a high-tech ribbon transducer with a high-quality FET condenser capsule for an affordable, simple-to-use one cord mix. A soundhole-mounted controller provides fingertip control of volume and mic levels. If you insist on having the presence and air that only a mic can add but do not want to haul around a rack full of gear or cut your guitar to install knobs, check out the DS.

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Aug 18, 2010 18:01:07

LR Baggs iBeam Acoustic Guitar Pickup

LR Baggs iBeam Acoustic Guitar Pickup Review

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This revolutionary bridge plate transducer easily sticks to the bridge plate on the inside of the guitar and does not affect the acoustic tone of the guitar in any way.

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Jul 19, 2010 12:41:04

LR Baggs Element Active Acoustic Guitar Pickup and Preamp System

LR Baggs Element Active Acoustic Guitar Pickup and Preamp System Review

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LR Baggs Element Active Acoustic Guitar Pickup and Preamp System Feature

• Battery Type: Single 9V
• Current Consumption: 0.5mA
• Battery Life: 1000+ hours (alkaline)
• Low Cut Filter: Fixed, 12dB/Oct. @ 45Hz
• Signal To Noise: -92dB, unweighted

Acoustic players rejoice! LR Baggs has developed a new undersaddle transducer and preamp for steel string acoustic guitars called the Element Active System (EAS). The EAS pairs the Element with a discrete 'Class A' end pin preamp and includes a small removable soundhole-mounted volume control for added versatility. The EAS also includes the new 'Battery Bagg', used to unobtrusively house the battery inside the guitar.

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Jul 18, 2010 04:39:08

LR Baggs Element Active System with Volume and Tone Control for Steel String Guitar

LR Baggs Element Active System with Volume and Tone Control for Steel String Guitar Review

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LR Baggs Element Active System with Volume and Tone Control for Steel String Guitar Feature

• Plug and Play
• Volume & Tone Control

Element Undersaddle pickup with endpin preamp and volume and tone control for Steel String Guitar

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Jul 17, 2010 03:40:04

LR Baggs Acoustic Reference Amplifier

LR Baggs Acoustic Reference Amplifier Review

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LR Baggs Acoustic Reference Amplifier Feature

• 140 degree soundfield
• 28 LBS.
• 200 Watts
• 2 Identical channels
• Great for Instruments and vcals

Acoustic Reference Amplifier

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Jul 15, 2010 22:47:06

LR Baggs Feedback Master Preamp

LR Baggs Feedback Master Preamp Review

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Simple to use, clean-sounding device. Baggs's
use of efficient circuit design delivers a clear,
transparent sound. This preamp doesn't color the
sound much.

The screws that attach the belt-clip to the outside
of the case are very short and apt to work lose.
They also, on my unit, caused the device to buzz
because they touched the metal on the inside. Some
kind of grounding problem I guess. My unit may
be defective but I never returned it to Baggs of
called them to ask about it. Instead, I just
removed the screws and have used the unit parked
on a table or on an amp... a lousy solution
admittedly, but at the time I was using this a
lot I was performing on a weekly basis and didn't
want to go without the unit while I returned it
to Baggs. I was pessimistic about the belt-clip
screw buzzing being a fixable issue at the time.

SO - it sounds great. It notch-filters feedback
admirably, but seems to have this design flaw that
made it inconvenient for me to use, even though
I put up with it for a few years.

LR Baggs Feedback Master Preamp Feature

• Size: 4.75 x 2.85 x 1.25"
• Weight: (with battery): 7.3 oz.
• Battery Type: Single 9V
• Power Consumption: 2mA
• Battery Life: > 250 hours

Don't put up with feedback from your acoustic guitar - and don't let bad EQ kill your tone! Play louder and sound better with the Feedback Master. With TWO unique, surgically narrow fixed depth sweepable filters, the Feedback Master has everything you need to easily control feedback without ruining your sound. The circuitry is 100% analog, pure class A and all discrete for pure sweet sound. The Feedback Master will work with virtually any pickup, active OR passive. The Feedback Master comes with both a belt clip and a microphone stand adapter.Play Louder and sound better.The Feedback MasterTM is the best-sounding and easiest-to-use feedback remedy available for acoustic instruments. It features a phase inversion control and two precise Garrett Null sweepable notch filters to accurately locate and eradicate feedback from top and air resonances without destroying your tone. The circuitry is all-analog pure class A from end to end to provide great tone quality.FeaturesTwo proprietary Garrett Null sweepable narrow-band filters easily locate and damp air and top feedback resonances, controlling feedback without sacrificing tonePhase inversion switch for additional feedback controlAdjustable gain for optimum signal level and lowest noiseAll analog pure class A discrete circuitry makes is utterly transparent and quietWorks as a standalone buffer-preamp with virtually any active or passive pickupIncludes mic stand adapter and belt clipWhat do you mean by 'All discrete, Class A circuitry,' and how does that affect the sound?Much audio circuitry these days is put together with integrated circuits, or op amps. These chips are versatile and easy to design with, but the drawback of that versatility is that this circuitry usually includes many extra parts that aren't needed in every application. These extra parts can cloud the sound and add noise. Contrarily, a discrete circuit has o

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Jul 14, 2010 09:12:03