Re: OT - acoustic pickups, etc

["L.A. Angulo" <labaloops@yahoo.com>]

Daryl i dont know if it will work for your purpose but
also check out the trance audio:
http://www.tranceaudio.com/index.html
this are amazing transducers and although they are
installed underneath the bridge,they microphone the
whole guitar,it doesnt matter where you tap it!
expensive though..
Luis

--- Daryl Shawn <highhorse@mhorse.com> wrote:

> Thanks everyone for the additional recommendations,
> much appreciated. I 
> didn't realize the RNC had stereo ins, which along
> with the high 
> recommendations and appropriateness for other uses
> in the studio might 
> make it the winner. I think I have lots of choices
> for pickups, the 
> I-Beam is a tempting one for easy installation.
> 
> The main issues to resolve are the two outputs, as I
> really want to keep 
> the current electronics (it always gets compliments,
> and in the studio 
> we almost always picked it, through an Avalon M5
> direct box I fell in 
> love with, over a Neumann condenser). I don't mind
> having a second 
> output in the body (it'll make people wonder what
> I'm up to :-D ), I'll 
> just need to find a good luthier.
> 
> For the headstock pickup I may just go with a cheap
> piezo stick-on, I'm 
> not sure what to do about the cord issue but maybe
> I'd just attach it as 
> needed.
> 
> extra thanks for the especially detailed response,
> Bill! I'll have to 
> check out the Dtars, and also Rodrigo Y Gabriela,
> one would think I'd 
> have heard of them by now...
> 
> Daryl Shawn
> www.swanwelder.com
> www.chinapaintingmusic.com
> 
> > Daryl part 2,
> > I highly recommend the RNC as well. Excellent
> value, very transparent, with
> > two "modes", and it has stereo ins and outs.
> 
> 


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