AMUMU BOUNTIFUL Acoustic Guitar Pickup Contact Microphone Piezo Transducer

Very good sound, was a little tough getting pick ups on. Really like the volume control.

I installed this in a new Acoutic guitar that I built. The product Instructions were very good. The pickup works and sounds very good. The price was very reasonable. I like that this is a passive pickup and does not require any batteries. I would highly reccomend this product.

This pickup setup was easy to install, and saved me a LOT of money! Works just as well as the name brand pickup.

I rarely write a review but this pickup system sounds so good especially for the price. At first I used the 2 way tape and attached the pickups to the sound board as there was not enough back plate space behind the bridge. It sounded " tinnie" and weak needing a lot of volume . Next attached them to the bridge plate in front to the pegs. Sounded better but still needed a lot of volume . BUT when superglued the pickups it sounds very good with less volume needed . Overall I am very pleased with the pickups!

Nice deal, great tone. Placement of Pizo is tricky but they supply Golf Tees to aid in Pizo placement.... and ya might need a shorter arm or a chop stick to guide the output jack into place.

I like this pickup. I put it in a Taylor 110e. I dislike Taylor’s pickups, sound too thin. This sounds great put thru a Baggs Para DI pedal. Really good quality for $50. Did the install myself following the directions, used a 3/8” drill bit to make a new hole. It was easy.

I had this installed in an old 1975 Alvarez-Yairi Herringbone Dreadnought that is a little past its prime. Maybe my Martin J-40 has just spoiled me. Anyway, I didn't want to spend a hundred plus (or whatever they're costing now) on a K&K Mini and the reviews looked good and it was only 50 bucks so what the heck. The luthier who installed was amazed by the sound. He played the guitar through a high end amp and was impressed. I played it and it does sound very good.

The media could not be loaded. The mic pick-ups work but the input jack seems very finicky. If I try to put the cable in all the way it will stop working. If it is working it will stop working within a few seconds. I believe it's a faulty wiring. Don't want to ruin the guitar trying to uninstall it so might take it to someone for soldering a new input jack on it.resolver.Update:Had a friend look at it and said a cable clamp had cut one of the wires and resoldering should fix it.