The L.R. Baggs Anthem acoustic microphone is designed to faithfully reproduce the rich sound of your guitar. Thanks to its advanced technology, it captures natural sound while offering excellent feedback resistance, ideal for musicians on stage or in the studio. Paired with the Element piezo pickup, it perfectly balances bass and treble, providing a complete and authentic sound rendition. Its discreet installation under the soundhole, with an accessible control unit, facilitates live adjustments, making this set perfect for demanding guitarists who want to preserve the natural expression of their amplified playing.
| Type | Acoustic instrument microphone |
|---|---|
| Included components | Anthem microphone, Element piezo pickup, control unit, battery pouch, double-sided tapes |
| Power supply | 9V battery (not included) |
| Anthem microphone mounting | Under the bridge, in the middle, with double-sided adhesive tapes |
| Piezo pickup mounting | Under the saddle |
| Output jack | Female, replaces original strap pin |
| Control unit | Volume, mic/piezo balance, phase, battery level indicator |
| Recommended installation | By a professional for jack hole adjustment |
| Specificity | True microphone without sound modeling |
| Anthem microphone placement | 3 mm above the soundboard for boundary effect |
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