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Well said about acoustic players

That's great!.... I have the classic version the base is s back breaker.. whats your base weigh

You could do this with a 12-string electric guitar, too.

I could listen to you play all day! The filtertrons sound great in the Les Paul!!!!!!

Loved the ending! 😂 you got a big fan here!

Great that you turned off the room mic to demo the pickups

Wont those sound different due to their positioning under the strings?

Man, is there some tab to this version of "You dont know me"? That was outstanding!

Very nice almost lap steel tone and licks. You famous yet? Yeah me neither. Keep on pickin…

This is the BEST dog-gone review ever! ❤ I've been watching and researching, and you Sir, answered everything I wanted to know. Thank you! Big hugs! ❤😊

Wow! Great tone great playing. Cheers mate-

Sounds amazing!

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How can we trust anything with some comments trashing both the review and system and others praising both? Both positive and negative comments coming from supposedly experienced performers. Very strange. comments

Great song. Miss you, Jake!

if David Gilmour used the baggs m1 in his concerts, there must be a reason!

Wonderful interpretation. Unique creative style. So beautiful, sweet and smooth. Incredible guitar player with a lot of feeling and sense of groove. Much inspired and talented musical production. A real peaceful and relaxing pleasure to listen. Full of poetry and tenderness.Good for the mind and the ears. Big big big like for this magnificient perform and brighting sharing. Splendid and luminous.

Missing you, Jake. Hope all is well.

💛

out of tune

I went with fishman due to less cost. Not dissatisfied.

Amazing and inspiring playing..are those the hb sized filtertrons?

Well done--but near the beginning of the video you were giving viewers the middle finger!

Mounting them in different positions makes this video moot!

Your playing is wonderful, ohh guitar is nice

The filtertrons sound wonderful in the les Paul, but your playing is what really makes it shine! Thanks for the video!

Thank u!

Because both systems pick up the sound of the strings, rather than the body; both will sound different according to where they're fitted. Usually there's more depth at the bridge & more treble at the neck, so you'd need to set both pickups in the same position to gain a fair comparison.

Which type of plectrum are you using in this video?

Hey…thanks for the demo, but I have to tell you, your comparison is skewed by the pickups being in such different positions between the end of the fingerboard and the saddle. You might not think it makes much difference, but guitar designers have spent huge amounts of time experimenting with pickup placement and the different harmonic content picked up from the strings in that space…moving placement a 16th of an inch at a time, or even less, and taking readings. The string movement on your guitar as it approaches the bridge grows smaller and smaller, generating less sound overall, as well as thinner harmonic content. So, for me at least, this was an accurate demonstration only of the Baggs pickup, which sounded fantastic. Well…fantastic guitar. Cee

I want one

They are just so beautiful and just so dang snappy sounding! A solid instrument. Cheers.

Jan Akkerman installed a Filtertron in the neck pocket of his 1950s Les Paul Custom back in 1972. He got the bright tone he ws looking for and the rest is history for a bunch of people

I have the baggs and it sounds amazing for my use. Very clear, you can jazz manouche on it. When strumming it's a bit "stringy". The only issue I have is that it's crazy microphonic. You cant touch it with the pick or even the guitar next to the pickup.

thanks for the nice demo, very helpful, luv it

Sounds good to me. Seems like decent tone and kind of surprised.

Just lovely, rarely enjoyed listening to a demo (or anything for that matter) that much

Great video....sad to see a gig with backing tracks......all because people won't pay for a whole band.....

Fantastic clip, hard to believe all these sharing the same stage.

That's a ton of talent in one spot.

You don’t have to file the nut slot at all to accommodate thicker strings? It doesn’t seem anyone here has mentioned that part either way. I’m curious if anyone here thinks this sort of thing can be done with a Jamstik Studio guitar, which is an analog and polyphonic midi guitar. I’d imagine the pickup settings would have to get adjusted via the app, but I worry about the nut. It would suck to cut into it in case one would want to restring it like normal. The guitar comes stock with 9’s, the company’s help section says 10’s are ideal, and I think they don’t recommend going past 13’s. Anyone here think this sort of string truck on be done without cutting into the nut slot to widen it? Tyvm!

Wow I didn’t expect SM58 to sound acceptable 😂 It only shows how good singer she is, any mic even ordinary ones will sound so good!

Nice demo! Excellent playing. Great feel. very musical and soulful.

Mine ended up not working lol, I’ll need to do some troubleshooting

Sounds warm big great conversion plus...You can easily return to original tuning. This sounds really great.

Been using the Blue encore 100 for years for gigs. It's built like a tank and I've sang, growled, crooned, and screamed into it and it's never let me down. Singer is excellent.

Tune your guitar. Omg

I owned a gs mini e koa and it sounds great. Its true that if it is wired to the amp, it may sound unpleasant, but the truth is, its not in the pick up but in the kind of amp you are using. Do not use an electric guitar amp to an acoustic guitar, but use an acoustic amp instead. Me, I only use a good multi-media speaker (Creative sbs A120 ) and it sounds great, almost reproducing close to the original sound of the guitar. I only tame the bass response of the amp to reduce its boominess... 🎸

Thats too much stuff to remember to bring

I liked the first one.