OTraki Akoestische Gitaar Passieve Pickup Stabiel Contact Microfoon Transducer Zelfklevende Volume Control Piezo Picks Gemakkelijk AMP UP Pickups voor Akoestische Klassieke Viool Ukulele Mandoline

Goed geluid

Literally split in half trying to remove it from my guitar. After this I had to use a metal scraper to even get it off. Useless now. Thin little wires broke once the housing got separated.

Pick up piezo passivo Semplicemente fantastico per la semplicità d'uso e per il rapporto prezzo prestazione, inoltre non interferisce con le corde della chitarra.

Dieser Tonabnehmer für Akustik Gitarren ist sehr gut und funktioniert super.

Zeer goede microfoon qua prijs/kwaliteit verhouding.

el sonido no es que sea muy bueno, tambien hay que tener en cuenta que es un micro pegado en la guitarra y nunca sonara como si fuera preparada de casa . por lo demas todo muy bien , se escucha bien y cumple con su funcion

I bought this so I wouldn't have to cut holes in my classical guitar to fit an under saddle piezoelectric pickup system. It is one of my favourite classical guitars, cutting holes in the body, and altering the bridge and saddle could easily affect the tone, and ruin it. I had seen these Stick-on pickups before but didn't really think they would be any good without a pre-amp.However, I decided to try one, and this OTraki AD35 had good reviews and was reasonably priced.The setup instructions said to try it in different positions on the guitar front until you find the best sound. I didn't want to keep sticking and unsticking it lots of times, so I set my amp up with all the equaliser dials set to zero (centre) flat line. I then plugged the lead into the pickup and amp, and placed it on the guitar without removing the paper. I held it in place with a light touch of a finger and moved it around until I found a really good position. I was surprised at how different positions sounded, and I only had to move it a little at a time. I found a really good spot that gave a nice balanced tone on all strings just below the right end of the bridge (see photos). Any movement of 10 to 15mm in any direction from that spot, and the tone and volume dropped out! The placement was that sensitive and precise, so take the time to get it right. A note on the volume control on the pickup; I quickly realised that turning it up full caused lots of feedback from the amp. I found the best setting for this was just above the half way point, and it solved the feedback problem while still giving a surprisingly loud sound from my acoustic amp. I then peeled off the backing paper and stuck it in place. I have decided to leave it attached, and just unplug the lead when It's not needed. It's not in the way of anything, like changing the strings, and can't get lost or damaged by continually taking it on and off. They are cheap enough to get one for other guitars that need amplifying. The sound quality is excellent with a clear and balanced natural tone, and just needed small adjustments to bass, mid range and treble dials on my amp.It's perfect for now, and a bargain price. Only time will tell whether it is reliable or not. My only criticism is the 2.5mm jack plug and socket connections. The leads are hard to find if it needs replacing, and it would be much better with 3.5mm plug and socket. The lead is only about 3 metres long, and I used it with a 1/4" jack socket to plug 6 metre extension lead.So first impressions are very good.I will update this if I have any problems with it.It gets 5***** for now!