KNA AP-1 Acoustic Guitar Pickup

El cable es demasiado largo para el uso que yo le doy, pero está muy bien.

After being disappointed with several pick up I am so glad to have finally found this one as it actually works and it looks great too. No buzzing or intermittent sound like the cheap black round ones. Love this little guy. ❤️

Easily connected, and excellent sound reproduction.

Para actuacion en vivo esta bien, debe manejarse en la consola. Coge todos los sonidos de la caja de la guitarra, entonces se debe tomar en cuenta eso. Por el precio para mi que la calidad es buena.

I purchased this for use with my Yamaha GL1. It works surprisingly well. As other reviewers have noted, placement of the KNA AP-1 is critical; sound quality varies greatly, depending upon where you stick the pickup on. With this particular instrument, a spot between the bridge and tail block gives me the best result. I positioned it off-center, below the midpoint of the bridge and almost touching the bridge, turned so that the pickup jack allows the cable to hang straight down when the instrument in is playing position. Forget the 2-sided adhesive stick-on dots. They make the sound too treble-y. Also forget the enclosed blue putty, as it might impart a stain to a natural wood-color soundboard. Order some neutral color Quakehold! 88111 Museum Putty. A small pinch of this stuff can be flattened out to a little 1/8 inch-thick pancake which will hold the pickup on very securely. (Flatten it BEFORE sticking it on the pickup, which is hollow. You might crack the wooden pickup by pressing too hard.) The Quakehold putty also dampens transmission of annoying high frequency noise---string squeaks, etc---producing a cleaner and more balanced tone.I'm presently using this pickup with a cheapo Danelectro Honeytone N-10 Guitar Mini Amp that I already had on hand. With both the gain and tone controls turned all the way down, the GL1 really sounds quite good. That's given me enough confidence in the pickup's capability to think about pairing it up with a more serious acoustic amplifier. All in all, money well spent.