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I purchased mine back in 1996. It's been my main choice for both studio & stage. I upgraded to Gibson's Burstbucker Pro pickups recently. It is a solid guitar and a solid investment.
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$1,319.00
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Dean Markley Pro Mag SC-1 Acoustic Guitar Pickup
Mar 16, 2008
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This pickup won't make your acoustic sound like a molded bodied Ovation type, which I can't stand, seeing as how it's magnifying the sound of the strings at the sound-hole, not the bridge. One of the better acoustic pickups, but now a bit archaic in design. It is prone to feedback at stage volume, I recommend using a noise-gate.
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EMG-89 Dual Mode HUMBUCKING Active Guitar Pickup
Mar 16, 2008
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I've had these installed on several guitars and they always great. The single coil feature is similar to what you'll get by coil-tapping a humbucker, not what you'd get from a Fender Strat. The overall sound is smooth and sustain, plentiful. Not a feedback friendly pickup, which is great for live shows, unless severe feedback induced harmonics are your thing.
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$110 – $111
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These strings offer great bending capabilities (esp. on fixed bridge guitars). When they're first installed they can sound a bit bright (though some people like this), but they start to blend well after a week of use. The smoother tone of a used string sounds better to me when I'm recording. I don't generally feel I need to replace strings unless they're broken, or when they no longer stay in tune.
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