The LR Baggs M1 active magnetic soundhole pickup is ideal for guitarists seeking natural and warm sound reproduction. Its unique triaxial technology captures both string and body vibrations, delivering rich, authentic sound without hum. Equipped with a built-in Class A preamp, it doesn't require an external preamp, making it easy to use for practice, on stage, or in the studio. Its onboard volume control ensures quick and easy adjustment, perfect for musicians looking for a discreet and effective setup.
| Type | Triaxial magnetic soundhole pickup |
|---|---|
| Technology | Three-dimensional dynamic |
| Preamp | Integrated Class A |
| Mounting | Soundhole installation |
| Volume control | Onboard, easy access |
| Feedback resistance | High |
| Accessories included | Endpin jack, allen wrench, adjustable pole pieces, extra 3V coin cell battery |
| Battery life | Over 1000 hours |
| Quietness | Hum-free |
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