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Shadow SH713 Tripleducer
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Shadow SH2500E
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Shadow SH712
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Shadow SH711
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Shadow SH 2001 Allround Pickup
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Ortega Magus Octopus
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Schatten Design HFN Player VT aktiv
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Harley Benton TrueTone T-20
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Fishman SBT-E Classical
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Fishman SBT-Classic
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Shadow SH2000 Allround Pickup
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Schatten Design HFN Player passiv
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Schatten Design HFN-C Player passiv
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About Tranducers
Acoustic guitar transducers are small devices that convert the vibrations of an acoustic guitar's soundboard into an electrical signal, allowing it to be amplified or recorded. They're essential for acoustic guitarists performing live, recording in studios, or needing to project their sound beyond the natural acoustic volume. Unlike magnetic pickups, transducers capture the nuanced tone of the acoustic guitar's body.
Tranducers — Pros & Cons
PROS
- Offers a more natural acoustic tone than magnetic pickups
- Relatively simple and discreet installation process
- Can be used on guitars not suitable for magnetic pickups
- Allows for amplification without modifying the guitar's structure
CONS
- Can be prone to feedback issues at high volumes
- Often requires careful placement for optimal tone
- Can sometimes produce a 'woody' or 'thin' sound
- May be susceptible to external vibrations and noise
Frequently Asked Questions About Tranducers
Active transducers have a built-in preamp, requiring power (usually a battery), and often offer a stronger signal. Passive transducers rely on the preamp in your amplifier or interface.
Placement significantly impacts the tone; closer to the bridge emphasizes attack, while closer to the soundhole captures more body resonance. Experimentation is key to finding the sweet spot.
Transducers are highly sensitive and pick up vibrations from the guitar's body. This can create a feedback loop when amplified, requiring careful EQ adjustments or a feedback suppressor.
