LR Baggs M1 vs Seymour Duncan Mag Mic Sound hole Pickup

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  • Опубликовано: 16 ноя 2022

Комментарии • 10

  • @isaaclau957
    @isaaclau957 3 месяца назад +1

    Thank you, very good comparison!

  • @chocowayne
    @chocowayne 7 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you, very clear and helpful.

  • @georgev8479
    @georgev8479 Год назад

    Great review. I like the comparison of the two pickups and feel the Seymour Duncan wins because of resonance sound. Brings out the wood tones. your playing was just right to hear the features of the pickups as well. Seymour Duncan also sounds better blended with mic for strumming. Thanks

  • @bodysuit1134
    @bodysuit1134 Год назад

    Mag mic seems warmer, but both of these seem like they could add something depending on what you're doing. Interesting. This is gonna be a hard choice.

  • @nvmbrsdoom5
    @nvmbrsdoom5 Год назад +1

    This was really interesting, I'm glad you did a comparison of these two. Generally I think I like the sound of the Mag Mic better overall, especially with the mic turned up higher. But it seems like it didn't come through as clearly as the M1 does when doing the body response. Did one of these feel better to you than the other when you were trying them out?

    • @sleepyheadmusic884
      @sleepyheadmusic884  Год назад

      For me the nicest sound would be m1 plus something like a k&k plus mic but that is a lot of piping. Mag mic is something that is similar and easy to install

  • @luiscolipi5435
    @luiscolipi5435 Год назад

    Hello, which one has more power?

  • @Ioan21
    @Ioan21 7 месяцев назад

    Могу ли я разделить сигнал и микрофона и магнита?

  • @oliverbones8966
    @oliverbones8966 26 дней назад

    What about the M80 that has the extra sensor? Hardly a fair comparison.

    • @sleepyheadmusic884
      @sleepyheadmusic884  3 дня назад

      @@oliverbones8966 I had that before , the issue with those and the m1 for me is that if your fingers hit the pickup, there’s a loud clicking sound