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Fun Question Of The Month--April
MikeK
Asheville, NCNew Altamira M-30 D-Cedar, Gitane DG-320 John Jorgensen
What type of pickup/mic system are you currently using on your gypsy jazz guitar (and what do you like most about it)? I'll get it started:
Krivo micro manouche. I'm a huge fan of Krivo pickups and use them exclusively on my gypsy jazz guitars. The micro manouche is my favorite one yet (Jason knocked it out of the park with this one). I love how easily it goes on & off the guitar and how I never have to fret (pun intended) about feedback.
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I'm using a Peche and contact mic (from Jokko) combo or just the Peche if I'm feeling lazy. I've posted about it before but having the combo basically eliminates any feedback issues even at high gain and the blended tone is substantially more "acousticy" sounding than just the Peche or another magnet pickup.
Also, and apologies for the thread drift, but has anyone heard how the new ALD Selmer reissues sound when amplified? The pickup/preamp combo looked pretty intriguing.