Technical specifications

Microphone Specs

Type

Condenser

Frequency range

20 ~ 20000 Hz

Sensitivity

-32 ±3 dB

Signal-to-noise ratio

74 dB

Operating voltage range

1 ~ 10 VDC

Neck length

12 cm (4.72 inch)

Directivity

omni-directional

Mic material

aerospace-grade 6061 aluminum

Cable length

5 m (16.4 ft)

Bracket body

Polycarbonate

Installation and operation manual

For External Only

Unwind the cable, select the direction for a left-handed or right-handed guitar on the pickup, and secure the cable in the appropriate place.

Loosen the screws of the pickup slightly.

Place the pickup into the resonator hole and tighten the screws.

Connect the XLR connector to the microphone input of your combo, mixer, audio interface, etc.

Turn on phantom power (12–48 V DC) if it is not enabled by default.

Modern audio equipment usually provides it.

IMPORTANT – our recommendation:

If your audio interface, acoustic amplifier, or other device doesn’t provide phantom power —

You can use a phantom power adapter, widely available in music stores.

These affordable adapters are designed exactly for this purpose. Use a phantom power adapter and forget about unstable batteries forever.

Recommended phantom power box models:

• Aokeo 1-Channel 48V Phantom Power Supply – affordable and easy-to-use unit that comes with a cable.

• Xvive P1 Rechargeable Phantom Power Supply – portable, battery-powered, and offers a 12V/48V switch.

Also, other similar adapters available in your store with good reviews.

For internal only

Remove the strap lock from your instrument at the bottom of the guitar if it is there (we recommend this location for installing the endpin).

Make a hole with a drill or router with a diameter of 12 mm / 15/32 inches.

Secure the endpin with a nut and a locknut (adjusting the length of the output beforehand).

Select the direction for a left-handed or right-handed guitar on the pickup and secure the cable in the appropriate place.