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attaching lapel mics to guitar ideas?
colorado_hick
Hotchkiss Colorado✭✭
I have D-hole Dupont, and a AT 481 lapel condenser mic with the guitar adapter ( part 8444). The problem is that the bracing in the d-hole comes close the edge and it is hard to clip it on.
Can folks share some practical experience for connecting these to their D-hole guitars? I thought about taping it on the inside. I am looking to a natural woody sound for rhythm playing. If i take a lead i have a piezo i can punch in (but it sounds horrible with chords)
Thanks!
Can folks share some practical experience for connecting these to their D-hole guitars? I thought about taping it on the inside. I am looking to a natural woody sound for rhythm playing. If i take a lead i have a piezo i can punch in (but it sounds horrible with chords)
Thanks!
