LR Baggs iBeam Classical

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jewell

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Joined: Jun. 17 2007

LR Baggs iBeam Classical

Has anyone tried this pickup? - a relatively new version with a space in the middle for the brace, will probably try the plain passive version. Other option is the K&K under saddle passive. Thanks! Jim Jewell

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JasonMcGuire

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Joined: Apr. 10 2007

RE: LR Baggs iBeam Classical (in reply to jewell)

It should have been called the iCrap. Don't bother. Use a mic. I have one in the graveyard of things that propaganda said "sounds like a condenser mic"

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Feb. 3 2010 5:38:21