Detail 01
Piezo, not magnetic
Senses string and bridge vibration, so it works with gut, nylon or steel strings alike, unlike magnetic pickups.

Independent shopping perspective
Piezo pickup for upright bass. For players who need to be heard in a band setting without hauling a mic rig or modifying the instrument.

Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Senses string and bridge vibration, so it works with gut, nylon or steel strings alike, unlike magnetic pickups.
Detail 02
Mounts at the bridge on an upright. It won't fit an electric bass guitar or an acoustic guitar bridge.
Detail 03
Attaches to the bridge without drilling or gluing, so the instrument keeps its value and can revert to acoustic.
Detail 04
Wants a preamp or a bass amp with a high-impedance input. Straight into a mixer, it sounds thin.
Detail 05
Small position changes noticeably alter tone and thump. Expect experimenting before you find your spot.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. It is designed for upright double bass, mounting at the bridge. Electric basses already have magnetic pickups and different bridge hardware.
No. It mounts to the bridge without drilling or gluing, so the instrument stays original and you can remove it anytime.
Yes. Piezo pickups sense vibration rather than magnetism, so gut, nylon, and steel strings all work.
Strongly recommended. Piezo pickups are high impedance and lose low end into most mixer and PA inputs. A bass amp input or DI fixes that.