L.R.Baggs EAS SS Set
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L.R.Baggs
EAS SS Set
Product Info
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The L.R.Baggs EAS SS Set is a solid choice for acoustic players wanting a clean, amplified sound without a ton of fuss. It's particularly well-suited for fingerstyle players or those needing a natural, uncolored signal for recording—the Element piezo really shines in that regard. This is a great upgrade for guitars already equipped with a split saddle.
Product Description
- L.R.Baggs EAS SS Set
- Pickup for Acoustic Guitar
- EAS/SS pickup system
- Model for guitars with a split saddle
- Active electronics
- Element Piezo pickup
- Preamp: Endpin preamp
- 1 Volume control
PROS
- • Element piezo provides a remarkably natural acoustic tone with excellent string clarity.
- • Active preamp offers a clean, powerful signal with minimal noise floor.
- • Split saddle design ensures even pressure distribution for improved intonation and sustain.
- • L.R.Baggs build quality is consistently reliable, using robust materials for longevity.
CONS
- • Limited tonal shaping options compared to more complex preamp systems.
- • Requires a split saddle bridge, which may necessitate modifications or a new bridge.
- • Can be a premium-priced option for players on a tighter budget.
Product Video
Key Features
Type
Piezo Pickup System (Active)
Installation
Endpin preamp with Element pickup for split saddle bridge
Frequency Range
20Hz - 20kHz (typical for acoustic guitar pickups)
Output
High impedance (suitable for acoustic amps and DI boxes)
Cable
Standard 1/4" instrument cable (not included)
Weight
Approximately 4 ounces (pickup and preamp combined)
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Frequently Asked Questions
No, the EAS SS is specifically designed for guitars with a split saddle bridge; otherwise, installation is not possible without modifications.
Yes, it requires a standard 9V battery for power, which provides a long operating life under normal use.
The Anthem is a more complex system with a microphone, offering greater tonal versatility, while the EAS SS prioritizes a clean, piezo-driven acoustic sound at a more accessible price point.
