Does this pickup work when there are other instruments around too?
139769
yes, it does. have no problem playing at around other guitars basis and amps. hope that helps, best regards rich
139770
My daughter is using it on stage with a keyboard, an electric guitar, and five voices... So I believe that's a yes!
139771
Not sure I understand, working with other instruments depends on the mixer/amplifier you have. This pickup works the same way in either scenarios.
139772
works just like a regular guitar pickup, will only pickup the guitar its attached to, I think one of the reviews mentions that, yeah, if you want to jam or play out, should be fine,
66152
I assume it can.. might not sound right because its speaker is meant for magnet type of pickups. so it would not sound like a uke or other acoustic instrument
230005
Sorry for the late response. Just tried it with a bass and bass amp. It's functional, there was some ground buzz when I turned the level up. Probably because of my setup. I don't know if you'll get that Metallica sound, but the pedal definitely works.
1776241
I would say yes, but you might have to watch your volume due to feedback.It does increase the sensitivity of the pickup, and you should have better harmonics.I love mine, but I have a LP through a half stack.
1205439
Unless your acoustic guitar has a pickup and a plug-in, then no. Some have plug-ins and pickups and a little equalizer on them. Then, you might be able to use this with it.
1316916
If you have a magnetic pickup on your instrument you can use this box. But it does not have a looper effect.
2126167
If memory serves the sound hole is normal, or close to normal, so you couod use about any soundhole pickup. Not sure what it would sound like.....
1425382
It will. The multiple pickup patterns give it some versatility. I would recommend omni for violin, cardioid or bidirectional for voice, and stereo for piano.
1167767
It absolutely would work, but you might want to use one of their regular guitar pickups for that. The clip on this is extremely slender-to fit through the f-hole-, and so doesn't keep the pickup in place as well as the fatter clip on their standard guitar pickup. The frequency response on the regular guitar pickup is quite good, so if I were looking for an oval mandolin pickup, I would go for the one with the fatter clip.
1779005
You will be able to hear whatever is being sent in the monitor signal. So, if those instruments are part of the board mix, you can include those in the monitor signal that you hear through this unit.
1126162
Yes there are 2 inputs that can take a guitar and mic, two guitars, or any other combination. The sound is also pretty good for such a simple amp. It's primary selling point is that it is portable, but it is an awesome portable amp.
2230160
The short answer is Yes. This guitar comes with a built in passive pickup which can be plugged (via the proper cabling and possibly D/I box) into any mixer on the market. In most church PA systems, the proper cabling will already be in place, so all you have to do is plug a 1/4" cable into the pickup on the guitar, and the other end into a D/I box, or a 1/4" input on your mixer, and away you go.
1851035
Yes, this is sold as a pre-amplifier. That doesn't mean it will work with your equipment. Every set-up has it's own unique requirements. Make sure the individual components you are already using are actually working. You should take your axe to a brick and mortar store to test the soundhole pickup, if you don't have any other means to ensure it's working as it should. Most places will let you set up to test amplifiers etc., and a good store tech should be able to offer some guidance as to what you need to make your stuff work properly.
974297
Yes. It has a piezoelectric pickup underneath the bridge (the dark wood piece near the bottom that the strings stretch over). I use mine with both regular amplifiers (e.g. marshal, fender) and headphone amps (e.g. vox amplug) and it SOUNDS GREAT. It sounds clean for country and acoustic songs, and it is powerful enough to drive amps for heavy metal sounds. The piezoelectric pickup is like many that are installed on fullsize acoustic guitars (that have a 1/4 jack for the guitar cable). If you do not plug the Traveler Ultralight into an amplifier, you can barely hear the strings. It sounds like "tink tink tink", it is like when an electric guitar is not plugged in, but the Ultralight's body is so dense that un-plugged it is much quieter than an un-plugged electric (e.g. tele, strat, or les paul). Traveler sells a "sister" model (Ultralight Electric) that looks almost identical, except it includes a "blade" electric guitar pickup between the bridge and the tuning keys. They also have another model ("Pro-Series") that includes both the piezo and blade pickups, but it has a removable wooden arm that includes knobs so you can adjust how much of each different pickup is heard. Go to their website, http://www.travelerguitar.com/ In the USA you can buy them at GuitarCenter stores. You can also buy them via Amazon. The basic Ultralight is $280-300, the "Electric" is appx $380, the "Pro" is $400. I LOVE mine. I can practice almost anywhere (even Not plugged in), I travel with it alot, I watch TV with my wife as I practice, I watch my son at his kung-foo class as I practice, I take it to bars and sit in the corner and practice to myself, I join jams with a minutes notice, I use at lunch at work... its great!
194871
The model OS45CE does have a pickup and preamp. I think that's what the "E" in the model number indicates. The preamp in mine originally had a bad pot for the volume control, so it would cut in and out. I sent it in for repair and now it works absolutely great. I assume I just got one of those rare lemons but they made it right.
1569980
Yes, this works with electric guitars. However, it is not as effective you are playing in a club and the other instruments are at high volume.
1542899
It is a passive pickup, which means it has no power of its own. It must be plugged into an amp or sound board to have volume and mixing. The plus is you don't have to buy batteries and there is little or no feedback. This is a fantastic pickup when installed properly. I've installed several and prefer these to battery operated with controls.