Designed specifically for nylon-string classical guitars, this L.R. Baggs Anthem + Element acoustic pickup ensures natural, faithful sound. It combines an Anthem microphone strategically positioned to capture the authentic tone of the guitar with an Element piezo sensor that enhances the bass, ensuring optimal sound balance. Ideal for musicians seeking uncompromising amplification, it effectively reduces unwanted noise and feedback, making it perfectly suited for stages, studios, and rehearsals. Its careful installation preserves the integrity of the instrument while offering simple volume and balance control.
| Type | Pickup for classical guitar |
|---|---|
| Main pickup | Anthem SL CL |
| Complementary sensor | Active Element piezo |
| Power supply | 9V battery (not included) |
| Microphone mounting | Double-sided adhesive strips under the bridge |
| Piezo mounting | Under the saddle |
| Output | Female jack integrated into the strap button |
| Control box | Adjustable volume and mic/piezo balance |
| Accessories supplied | Nylon battery pouch, adhesive strips, control box |
| Microphone position | 3 mm above the soundboard for boundary effect |
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