How does it stick to the instrument? I have a South Indian Instrument and it does not have a hole. Does thi pack come with a 'Adhesive'?
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There's a suction cup on the pickup, so you just lick it and slap it onto the body of the guitar. Mine tends to come off after a short while and needs to be restuck, but plenty of reviewers say they haven't had that problem. I will say that I regret spending $10 on mine, as it's basically worthless. The sound it picks up is so minimal that I have to literally crank my amp up all the way just to get enough sound to fill a bedroom. Again, apparently many people don't have that problem, but with such a hit-or-miss product you're probably better off spending a little more money on a better one.
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The pickup that I highly recommend is the Barcus-Berry DISCQOS.....Soundboard Transducer.....FOR EXTERNAL MOUNT. It comes with a little guide pamphlet, round stickies for the pickup and rectangle stickies for the 1/4" amp-jack connection. the DISQIS model is for internal mount,
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I have tried spit, gum and scotch tape; no glue, so as not to ruin the instruments. It still falls off. Not much of a pick-up. D
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There's a suction cup on the pickup, so you just "lick" it with one to two drops of water and slap it onto the body of your instrument.
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I agree with mconser that the suction cup style sucks. I only use it on a drum kit in my studio 'cuz I hold it on with duct tape. For my upright bass and acoustic guitar, I bought the pick up that sticks perfectly on the bridge, not the body - outside or inside, and kicks out a Carnegie clarity for performance and recording. It also comes with extra stickies.Axel
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It fits into the sound hole. They are all the same size unless you have some unusual instrument like a 4 string. It isn't meant for ukeleles , mandolins, or other smaller instruments.
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No, there is no adhesive on it. It is "fuzzy" on one side and "prickly" on the other. I use is for cord wraps and any other thing I need a reusable wrap on. I suppose if you want to use it for sewing, you would use one strip with the fuzzy side out and another strip with the prickly side out. I like the fact that I can cut the length I need, no more, no less.
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There are two grommeted holes on the front but one pocket of the pack. You can poke the jackplug lead through the holes - once you have opened up the fabric seal with a pointed instrument. The pocket is just about large enough for an I pad although I have not used it like this.
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No it's not. I just looked at a brand new, never-been-played Yamaha tenor I have, and there are no scratches near the holes. The plastic is very smooth. If the marks on your instrument are very light scratches they might be marks from when the instrument was extracted from the mold (and would have no effect on the playability of the instrument, although they would be noticeable). If they are actual cracks, then something heavy fell on the instrument and broke it. In either case, I'd return it to Amazon and say it was flawed during production or damaged during shipping and demand a replacement.
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Yes, I have absolutely no problems with it sticking. I am very happy with the purchase and will buy one again when / if this wears out.
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It only sticks to the parts that remain after cutting. I thought the same thing and watched a few youtube videos before buying to understand better. Try looking it up on youtube.
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Hi ... in response you your question, I tried to twist off the clip. Seems it's either glued or affixed so well that it's not going anywhere. I felt like it'd break (not easily) from all my twisting before it'd come off. I seriously doubt it'll come off with normal use. I use the pencil all the time and think it's a great instrument.
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It has a glue strip makes it stick. I had bought a case for the camera and it doesn't fit w the case so I haven't used it.
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WOW REALLY? my uku came with the pick guard installed and everything, but to be honest with you i think the pickguard is an eye sore on my uke. I've been debating either taking myne off and replacing it with a homemade wooden veneer with a color that works (the white picguard doesn't match in my opinion) or paint the white pickguard with cool designs and seal it off with some poly. and i never use a pic on my uke ever
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Hi, the only way this might help is by placing the humid pack under the neck of the guitar in the guitar case, which one of the packs does anyway. the one that goes in the sound hole could be placed flat along the strings on top, but you need to ensure you can close your guitar case. I tried it on mine and was able to close the case with out issue. Your might be different. I do recommend these if you love your guitar.
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No, It won't ruin the guitar finish and you can remove it anytime you want. This adhesive part works the same way as a windshield sucker holder. Please be sure to clean the surface of guitar before attaching it to the guitar. Thanks for your interest in Bibtone products. We are always here for you.
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There's a pressure clamp on the tuner that you clip to the head of the uke. It has soft jaws so it doesn't scratch the finish.
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Hi, thanks for your reply. How did you make the L pieces stick to the LCD? With the velcro or with some kind of adhesives?
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It is not self adhesive.Try something else if that is what you want. It is just wrap with no stick. Best of luck.
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Double sided tape that comes with it. It is made to attach to your guitar. The tape is already on the back. Pull off the protective cover and attach.
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I used the cord cover on a painted wall with minimal texture to keep a cord out of the reach of children. The adhesive is typical of other items -- a sticky foam pad that conforms a bit to the surface. It has held for a year, so I'd imagine the adhesive is strong. I haven't tried to remove it.