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Never Fishman, sometimes K&K Pure for solo work in small venues, and Baggs Anthem for any number of pros.

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We have become a civilization that elevates idiots, prostitutes, and clowns. Am I still to defend it? Yes, for its principles. Yes, for what it was. Yes, for what it still may be.

-Mark Helprin, The Oceans and the Stars: A Sea Story, A War Story, A Love Story (A Novel)

I've installed a couple of Dazzos. IMHO, they are by quite a good margin the best sounding pickups I have installed, or heard for that matter.

But…

1. The units are very large and won't fit every bridge plate. Measure carefully.

2. The maker is adamant you should use epoxy. I don't like this as the units can (and will) move quite easily.

Great sounding pickups, provided you choose what version you'll be jnstalling wisely. Check with the maker as different guitars need different versions.


Pierre
Guitares Torvisse

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Pierre Castonguay

Trevor Gore wrote:
"I can't recall writing about "wrapping" the strings around the saddle, but I think Somogyi did. I prefer minimal "wrap". "

Well, that's not the first time I've got backwards something. I'll try not to let it again happen.

Don't worry, Al! I'm sure you've forgotten more stuff than the rest of us put together ever knew!

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Trevor Gore, Luthier. Australian hand made acoustic guitars, classical guitars; custom guitar design and build; guitar design instruction.

http://www.goreguitars.com.au