Designed specifically for nylon-string classical guitars, this L.R. Baggs Anthem acoustic pickup combines a true microphone and an active Element piezo sensor to reproduce a natural and faithful sound. Its high feedback resistance and integrated noise reduction system guarantee clear amplification, ideal for musicians who want to preserve the authentic character of their instrument in concert, in the studio, or during rehearsals. The discreet under-saddle mounting and the volume and balance control at the soundhole facilitate its use live or in a home studio.
| Type | Classical guitar pickup |
|---|---|
| Microphone | Anthem SL CL |
| Piezo sensor | LR Baggs Active Element |
| Microphone attachment | Under the bridge, in the middle, with double-sided adhesive strips |
| Piezo attachment | Under the saddle |
| Control box | Volume and mic/piezo balance, placed at the soundhole |
| Power supply | 9V battery (not included) |
| Output | Female jack in the strap pin hole |
| Included accessories | Control box, battery case, adhesive strips |
| Technology | True microphone without modeling, boundary effect for interference reduction |
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