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Belt Clip Pre-Amp for LR Baggs Element
I have an Element pickup in my 2011 J45 (standard). This one just has the volume adjustment wheel, no tone.
The guitar does well with my basic setup - Boss Tuner into Baggs Para DI. I am looking for a belt clip pre-amp for open mic situations where you need to just plug and play but may want to dial in more mids/lows into a not-so-perfect sound system quickly. Would the Baggs Gigpro do the trick? Any others out there that might help? Thanks much! |
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Gigpro or the Fishman Platinum Stage. However, I see no need for either if you are already using a DI/Preamp.
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The Gigpro is a useful mini-Para but if your Element is active and they're handing you a cable, I wouldn't worry about having that. The Gigpro just has a passive Bass, Volume, and Treble knob along with an adjustable gain. If you're using your PADI, you don't need it and if they're handing you a cable that that goes into a DI or a cable straight into the mixer, you don't need it.
I use a Mixpro (same idea but mixes two inputs) if I'm at an open-mic or something where they don't use DIs and I just need to boost my passive-pickup(s) to get them to the board without losing any quality.
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Thanks! I am just looking for something I can add on the fly when I am in a situation where the sound system is not that great and I would like to boost mids/bass.
Sometimes I find that when I plug in directly at an open mic (usually no time to do a real sound check), my guitar comes out with a lot of treble - the opposite of a J45. I would just like to tweak the sound as much as I can and hope for an improvement. Seems like a Gigpro might help. If I have a coffee house gig where I play a set or two, I will use my Para DI. |