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Help! Help me identify this pick up
I just bought a second hand Larrivee and would like to find out what pickup this is.
It's passive but sounds amazing. Cheerios
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It's likely to be a Fishman AG series or something similar.
https://www.fishman.com/products/ser...saddle-pickup/ If that was my guitar, next time I had the strings off I would be repositioning the wire so that it wasn't taped to the soundboard, e.g. just tape it to the bracing. Last edited by cmac; 12-01-2017 at 09:35 AM. |
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It's a passive under-saddle transducer of which there aren't many. There's no way to really know so it could be a L.R. Baggs LB6. If it's an AG series the end-pin jack has been replaced because that doesn't look like a Fishman factory jack to me but anything's possible. Pulling up the transducer from the top would yield much more information.
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It's was taped to the bracing after the picture was taken
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1993 Gibson J200 1996 Taylor 814C 2002 Epiphone Joe Pass 2002 Larrivee LV72KK 2002 Taylor 615ce 2002 Fender Eric Clapton Blackie 2012 Gibson Hummingbird [email protected] |
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Really hard to tell from just the wire. Like said above
The pickup is on top under the saddle. |
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LR Baggs LB6 doesn’t have black wire. |
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Looks like a Martin thin line I put in an old Epiphone. Has about the same size black wire and the back end of the strap jack has a screw on cap just like the one in your picture. These thin line are passive.
https://www.ebay.com/i/122843397210?...D1385960040937 |