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Mystery pickup/ mic?
fauves01
Portland, MENew Gretsch country club, Dell Arte RN
Anyone know what this is? It’s in a used Eimers I recently purchased.
not mounted just floating abound in there
I’d like to find out to place it in the guitar properly.
thanks
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No clue on the brand but it looks straight up like one of those mics you see mounted to podiums for public speaking...could sound decent for GJ. When I used to use a Shure lavalier, I clipped it onto the lower portion of the soundhole (i.e. high E side) and somewhat inside but directed towards the strings...at least I think, it's been many years.
I'm guessing you'll need a preamp for it too or a mixer channel that has phantom power.
Thanks for the reply. Still looks like it has the wire thru the top from the factory/ builder bigtone.
beautiful guitars but not being able to see or reach thru the hole is a pain in cases like this ha ha
Could be a k and k mic. That's my guess.
https://www.kksound.com/trinity