Acoustic String Instrument Pickup - Cherub WCP-55
Acoustic String Instrument Pickup - Cherub WCP-55
The Cherub acoustic string instrument pick-up is designed for use with a range of string instruments, including guitar, banjo, mandolin, violin, and bouzouki.
Intended to be used primarily as a pick-up for tuning devices, this device can be clipped direct onto your instrument and plugged into a digital tuner, allowing improved tuning accuracy.
This passive pick-up system is designed to clip onto to the sound-hole of your instrument for optimal audio quality. The benefits of using a clip-on tuner pick-up are particularly noticeable when tuning in a noisy environments, where the direct contact with the instrument helps the tuning device to focus more precisely on your instrument. Using a pick-up for tuning is far more accurate that the inbuilt microphone in a tuner.
Savvy musicians often use this type of pick-up to connect an acoustic instrument, such as a guitar, to an amplifier or recording device. Although not originally designed specifically for this type of application it is certainly a budget friendly option - given the price of specialised instrument pick-ups.
Original: $3.99
-70%$3.99
$1.20
Description
Acoustic String Instrument Pickup - Cherub WCP-55
The Cherub acoustic string instrument pick-up is designed for use with a range of string instruments, including guitar, banjo, mandolin, violin, and bouzouki.
Intended to be used primarily as a pick-up for tuning devices, this device can be clipped direct onto your instrument and plugged into a digital tuner, allowing improved tuning accuracy.
This passive pick-up system is designed to clip onto to the sound-hole of your instrument for optimal audio quality. The benefits of using a clip-on tuner pick-up are particularly noticeable when tuning in a noisy environments, where the direct contact with the instrument helps the tuning device to focus more precisely on your instrument. Using a pick-up for tuning is far more accurate that the inbuilt microphone in a tuner.
Savvy musicians often use this type of pick-up to connect an acoustic instrument, such as a guitar, to an amplifier or recording device. Although not originally designed specifically for this type of application it is certainly a budget friendly option - given the price of specialised instrument pick-ups.
