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Originally Posted by Doug Young
It's a very good solution for some situations, primarily for live use. It's a real mic, which is going to sound better than any pickup, for live use, as long as feedback and bleed isn't an issue. But like any piece of gear, it may or may not be the best option for your specific needs - it just depends. I still have mine, tho it hasn't come out of the drawer in probably 10 years, since it doesn't solve any problem I have. But you should try it, it may be exactly what you want.
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You were right Doug.
It sounded better than my other mic's but still not as good as I was expecting. Surprisingly, I remember you mentioning a zoom, so I pulled my H4n Pro out of the closet, ran the headphone out into my recorder, and just used the stereo mic's on the H4 as the mic, and it worked best of all.
I wound up putting a K&K mini in this guitar anyway, but thanks for all your input, and for reminding me about the zoom.