This pickup is great for the money! However, it has a tendency to fall out of you arent careful. It also allows you to move it around to get a more "bassy" or high end sound. but be careful, depending on your style, it can move around and mess up the way you sound. I would recommend this in a second!

This product does great for the money. It is best to use it as a beginner. But after a while you will have to breakdown and buy an electric guitar. The higher notes ring a lot louder than the low notes. So far it has not crapped out on me just yet.

I boought this to use in my acoustic 12-string, and I wanted to avoid extensive modifications to the instrument. I was greatly surprised by the sound using clean, chorus and reverb. My only reason for giving it a lower grade on features is that it has no onboard volume or tone,but I consider that minor on acoustics.

I bought this pickup a while ago for recording convenience (i actually prefer miking all acoustics, but it was not up to me). I tested it first on a random guitar through a strawberry blonde amp and it sounded great, so I bought it. We didn't have an acoustic amp in the studio, so we plugged it into the mixer and COULD NOT get it to sound right. No matter how it was EQd it sounded like an electric with an acoustic sim. The only way to get a good recorded sound was to simultaneously record the pickup signal and miked signal and blend the two which made the pickup useless for recording. I also used it through a crate amp for live practice and it always feeds back at high volumes regardless of location. The cord gets in the way constantly unless it is taped down, and crackles if you move at all. After using it for about 3 or 4 months one of the pieces that keep it from falling out cracked and I imagine will soon fall out, rendering it (more)useless. Get the Martin thinline instead. This pickup is crap.