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01-13-2017, 06:42 PM
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Mini Flex mic
I have no experience with the Baggs Lyric, but it looks to be a very good pickup. I do have experience with the earlier Miniflex Mic made by Ken Donnell, here in the US. It is a good mic, with stereo wiring capability (which I did use). It does need eq, if you have a guitar with a decent amount of bass. It also does have the natural sound of an internal microphone. I don't remember having any issues with feedback, using it plugged directly into a house pa system, or my Fishman Blender dual source preamp.
After posting this... I see that this is a question for classical guitar players. I have no experience with classical guitars. Sorry for my mistake.
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01-15-2017, 06:52 PM
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Not sure if you have seen this but here is a review and comparison of both by Mr Mitchell. My personal opinion is that you need to bring it to a very experienced person to have it installed as they would have tried it in many positions. I was very fortunate that I know someone who is very very experienced with these installations especially the Lyric.
Review Lyric vs Mini Flex - He did a part 2 & 3 as he was discussing the challenges that he went through. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v18wF1qLn1U&t=4s If you like to a hear demo that I uploaded with the Lyric. It is just straight into my Audio Interface. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tkbcDKZYdsE Let us know what was your final decision and give us your review too. Best wishes Kevin Loh
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