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MYLOVE_795
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Hi,
I need to amplify my Big Baby and would prefer to do it without messing with the bridge or suspending mics in the body etc., therefore like the idea of a soundhole pup.
Any suggestions/recommendations.
PS: the cheaper the better (Xmas is still hurting).
Thank you
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donayullss
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Maplin have a few.....Very cheap and sound pretty good too.....
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et.fsworld.co.uk> writes
Maplin?!? - ...and they sound okay? Now I certainly wouldn't have thought of looking there.
Thanks for the tip though - there's one here in Leicester close to my office. I need a new catalogue anyway.
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Seriously....I was in the Liverpool one just after new year, and they had the JHS type soundhole ones for £15, and the one I bought was even cheaper at £12......And it sounds pretty good too......I've been playing it in quite a small bedroom through my PA at quite high volumes, and the little bugger refuses to feedback......
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MYLOVE_795
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Bill Lawrence do them. Good tone too. £54.95. Gordon Giltrap recently bought one from us.
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