Detail 01
Tru-Mic plus undersaddle pickup
The pickup carries attack and definition, the mic adds air and body. Blended, they sound closer to a miked guitar.

Independent shopping perspective
Undersaddle pickup blended with an internal microphone and onboard preamp. For acoustic players who want mic detail without a separate rig.


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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
The pickup carries attack and definition, the mic adds air and body. Blended, they sound closer to a miked guitar.
Detail 02
The mic is deliberately rolled off below 250Hz, so it adds sparkle and room without boomy low-end feedback.
Detail 03
Roughly a year of weekly three-hour gigs. Still carry a spare — output dies when it dies.
Detail 04
Needs a saddle slot that matches. Too wide or too shallow a slot and it will not seat evenly.
Detail 05
Light enough to mount inside without damping the top or shifting the guitar's acoustic voice.
Detail 06
Buffered output drives long cable runs and DI boxes cleanly. No outboard preamp needed.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Only if you are comfortable drilling and reaming an endpin jack and dressing a saddle flat. Most players pay a tech.
About 170 hours on a single 9V. Unplug the cable when you stop playing, since the jack switch is what powers it down.
The internal Tru-Mic adds the air and body a piezo misses. You blend the two instead of living with piezo quack alone.
It is filtered below 250Hz to limit it, but any internal mic has a ceiling. Very loud stages will still push it.
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