The LR Baggs Anthem acoustic microphone is designed to faithfully reproduce the natural sound of your guitar, ideal for demanding musicians on stage or in the studio. Thanks to its combination of an Anthem microphone and an Element piezo sensor, it captures the musical essence while offering excellent feedback resistance. This system allows you to precisely mix bass and treble via an easy-to-use control unit, perfect for guitarists looking for a clear and authentic sound during concerts, rehearsals, or recording. Its professional installation guarantees discreet integration and optimal sound quality.
| Type | Microphone for acoustic instrument |
|---|---|
| Microphone | LR Baggs Anthem |
| Complementary Sensor | Active Element Piezo |
| Control Unit | Volume and mic/piezo balance control |
| Anthem Mic Mounting | Double-sided adhesive under the bridge |
| Piezo Sensor Mounting | Under the saddle |
| Output | Female jack integrated into the strap button |
| Power Supply | 9V battery (not included) |
| Accessories Included | Battery bag, adhesive strips, control unit |
| Recommended Installation | By a professional |
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