The L.R. Baggs M80 acoustic pickup is designed to capture your guitar's natural vibrations with exceptional precision. Thanks to its integrated accelerometer, it faithfully records subtle nuances such as finger noise on the strings or percussions on the body, offering a realistic sound ideal for demanding musicians in the studio or on stage. Its active or passive operation allows for great flexibility of use, suitable for both home studio setups and live concerts.
| Model | M80 |
|---|---|
| Pickup type | Active/passive soundhole pickup |
| Technology | Suspended humbucking coil + accelerometer |
| Operation | Active or passive |
| Battery indicator | 4 charge level LEDs |
| Usage | Acoustic guitar |
| Feedback reduction | Yes, thanks to the accelerometer |
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