Cool pickups

[Ids Schiere]

My friend just send me a link to these pickups. Very easy to out on your guitar and perfect for acoustics I would say

The Submarine

Attaches in seconds No modifications to your guitar are required. (No soldering, routing or drilling) Die cast, chrome plated, hand polished housing All analogue passive pickup - no batteries required Serial numbered certificate of manufacture 12 month manufacturer's warranty 30 day money back...

www.submarinepickup.com

 

[Ed Seith]

Did you watch the video? It's not an "acoustic pickup," per se. It's for isolating the sound of one or two strings ONLY. Interesting idea, and I could see someone using that to go to a separate amp, maybe with a bass octaver on it, or something.

 

[tamagotchigraveyard]

Did you watch the video? It's not an "acoustic pickup," per se. It's for isolating the sound of one or two strings ONLY. Interesting idea, and I could see someone using that to go to a separate amp, maybe with a bass octaver on it, or something.

that was my first thought, maybe loop a little bass riff or somethin

 

[Ids Schiere]

Did you watch the video? It's not an "acoustic pickup," per se. It's for isolating the sound of one or two strings ONLY. Interesting idea, and I could see someone using that to go to a separate amp, maybe with a bass octaver on it, or something.

I didn't watch the video but just thought it was easy to attach to a guitar and mostly on an acoustic since it doesn't require solding and such. My friend told me later about the volume of certain a rrings and such