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Hi Rick, in my work as a sound engineer I've tried various pickup/microphone configurations for the strings, and for the double-bass I've found a good solution in the Schaller double-bass pickup and in the Fishman (the Fishman has to be installed well, since it tends to distort on the Sforzato sequences and on the Staccato ones). Another solution could be the AKG C411L, which I've used both on violin, viola, cello and double bass and sounds good... Otherwise he could opt for an electric double-bass, like the Steinberger (it makes a way more affordable line for violin and double basses), but then he would lose a lot of the acoustic double-bass sound. >----Messaggio originale---- >Da: looppool@cruzio.com >Data: 20/04/2011 19.44 >A: "Rob Hyodo"<robhyodo@gmail.com>, "LOOPERS DELIGHT (posting)"<Loopers- Delight@loopers-delight.com> >Ogg: OT: Upright Bass Pickup? > >Hi Loopers, > >Does anyone have a quick answer for this question from a student of mine? >Any advice will be greatly appreciated. I don't have the faintest clue, >though I wish I owned >an upright so I could know the answer. I do own a crappy Guitarron >but I don't think that >counts, lol. > >thanks, Rick Walker > >> >> Been meaning to ask you if you know of any relatively affordable >> upright bass pickups I can put on my bass. I guess I'd want something >> that can get that "snappy" fingerboard-slap sound. :) If you know of >> any or can point me to some resources on that, that'd be great! >> >> > >