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no you cant. it includes a pickup in the neck which requires a special neck. you can however buy a bridge transducer and a soundhole mic and mix em for a similar sound. thats what i plan to do when i build my acoustic
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Well everyone seems to think so highly of it. I thought it was fairly good.KahnTheRevelator wrote:Why would you want an ES? They're lousy. Especially out of a Taylor. Do yourself a favor and go with some good aftermarket Fishman pickups.
::cringes at thought of spending money on ES::
I dont know if I will need to buy a new pickup but the one I have now is crap. It might just be a pickup malfunction and the store can fix it. But I have to call. Just trying to think ahead.
Any Ideas on good pickups? Preferably like an under the bridge system or one that clips on the bottom of the body. Like something I can install myself.
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negatory on the bband. I've had several, and I have about 6 friends who have had bad experiences with them. The A6 is ok in Larrivees, but I wouldn't put one in any other guitar. It's all preference, but I just plain don't like the way the ES and BBand sound, especially for those of us not rich enough to afford badass acoustic amps. Check http://www.acousticguitarforum.com and search for pick-up reviews. Theres a guy on there, I can't remember his name, but he's done several thousand pickup reviews. I think a general rule is to stay away from stock electronics like ES, BBand, and the Fishman classic series(Fender acoustics). Good huntingfilmdude100cms wrote:lrbraggs, or bband

i wouldnt buy any other guitarKahnTheRevelator wrote:negatory on the bband. I've had several, and I have about 6 friends who have had bad experiences with them. The A6 is ok in Larrivees, but I wouldn't put one in any other guitar. It's all preference, but I just plain don't like the way the ES and BBand sound, especially for those of us not rich enough to afford badass acoustic amps. Check http://www.acousticguitarforum.com and search for pick-up reviews. Theres a guy on there, I can't remember his name, but he's done several thousand pickup reviews. I think a general rule is to stay away from stock electronics like ES, BBand, and the Fishman classic series(Fender acoustics). Good huntingfilmdude100cms wrote:lrbraggs, or bband
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I have one and my friend has one and they sound fantastic and work great.KahnTheRevelator wrote:negatory on the bband. I've had several, and I have about 6 friends who have had bad experiences with them. The A6 is ok in Larrivees, but I wouldn't put one in any other guitar. It's all preference, but I just plain don't like the way the ES and BBand sound, especially for those of us not rich enough to afford badass acoustic amps. Check http://www.acousticguitarforum.com and search for pick-up reviews. Theres a guy on there, I can't remember his name, but he's done several thousand pickup reviews. I think a general rule is to stay away from stock electronics like ES, BBand, and the Fishman classic series(Fender acoustics). Good huntingfilmdude100cms wrote:lrbraggs, or bband
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Hmmmmmmmm. Perhaps, but I still think you're better off with a good aftermarket pickup.bbatsell wrote:I have one and my friend has one and they sound fantastic and work great.KahnTheRevelator wrote:negatory on the bband. I've had several, and I have about 6 friends who have had bad experiences with them. The A6 is ok in Larrivees, but I wouldn't put one in any other guitar. It's all preference, but I just plain don't like the way the ES and BBand sound, especially for those of us not rich enough to afford badass acoustic amps. Check http://www.acousticguitarforum.com and search for pick-up reviews. Theres a guy on there, I can't remember his name, but he's done several thousand pickup reviews. I think a general rule is to stay away from stock electronics like ES, BBand, and the Fishman classic series(Fender acoustics). Good huntingfilmdude100cms wrote:lrbraggs, or bband
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If you're looking for a pluuged in sound that actually soiunds like an acoustic guitar, you should NOT be playing the ES. ES is poo. I love Tayolr. I play Taylor. I have many. I've tried many a taylor in showrooms, and they all sound kinda like JAzz electric guitars. All tech issues aside, it's the sound that I cannot stand. even with that super wham-o-dyne Neve EQ, it doesn't sound natural. If you think otherwise, you're just trying to justify your purchase. ES is Poo. Either that, or you haven't played more than cowboy chords on it. As you move up the neck, you'll hear what I'm talking about. The sound changes dramatically. Kinda like when you pick the notes over the neck, or when you play a hollowbody electric. It does not do the jobit was created to do.
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