LR Baggs HiFi Pickup System with Endpin Preamplifier and Soundhole Controls (Volume & Tone)
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Acoustic guitar pickups
Want to amplify your acoustic guitar without sacrificing tone quality? Then a well-chosen acoustic guitar pickup is essential. Whether you're looking for a subtle built-in system or a powerful acoustic guitar pickup for live performances, the right pickup will always give your guitar a full, warm, and natural sound.
Why install a pickup in your acoustic guitar?
Acoustic guitars are beloved for their rich, resonant tone—but that doesn't always translate well into larger spaces or recording situations. By installing an acoustic guitar pickup , you can effortlessly connect your instrument to an amplifier or PA system without compromising the sound. This also gives you complete control over volume, tone, and effects.
What types of guitar pickups are there?
There are different types of guitar pickups for acoustic guitars , each with their own properties:
- Undersaddle pickups (piezo pickups) : popular for their direct, clear tone. They are invisibly installed beneath the bridge saddle.
- Soundhole pickups : are simply placed in the sound hole and provide a warm, dynamic tone.
- Contact elements : register vibrations directly from the sound box and deliver a very natural sound.
Brands like LR Baggs offer high-quality solutions for every type of guitarist, from studio recording to live performance. Think of the popular LR Baggs Element or the versatile LR Baggs Venue DI for maximum control over your sound.
What to look for when choosing an acoustic guitar pickup?
When choosing an acoustic guitar pickup it is important to pay attention to:
- Sound preference : do you want a clear, percussive or warm and full sound?
- Installation options : do you want an invisible installation or a removable pickup?
- Budget and use : for home use, studio or live?
There are also models specially developed for classical guitars with pickup , taking into account nylon strings and a different resonance.