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Myers Pickups

Upright Bass Pickup with Flexible Micro-Gooseneck by Myers Pickups

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Features

  • Versatile, Multi-Instrument, Powered Pickup! The smallest (all-in-one) active/preamp pickup on the market today! Complete out of the box, plug and play! Flexible micro-gooseneck that picks up only the natural sound of your instrument!
  • Fully equipped with an internally powered, active preamp to produce the richest sound your instrument can deliver! Power-source is included and pre-installed. Each pickup is meticulously tested before delivery.
  • All hardware included for 3 mounting options, including the Grip! Instantly turn your instrument into an acoustic/electric instrument with volume! Compatible with almost any musical instrument! Made in the USA.
  • All Upright Bass Pickups include our new "ARC" Adjustable Ratchet Clip with Rubber Pads! (Instrument not included)

Description

SPECIFICATIONS: Compact Design. Soft Rubber Fluted Volume Knob. Powered Active Preamp. Power Source (included). Mounting Hardware (included). 1/4" Input Jack with Preamp Switch Activation. Built-in Highly Sensitive Omnidirectional Pickup Mic. Effect Pedal Compatibility. Made in the USA. Patents Pending.


Brand: Myers Pickups


Color: Black


Item Dimensions LxWxH: 1.97 x 1.34 x 0.79 inches


Back Material Type: Basswood


Finish Type: Powder Coated


Item Weight: 0.19 Pounds


Operation Mode: Acoustic, Electric


Number of Strings: 4


Product Dimensions: 1.97 x 1.34 x 0.79 inches


Item Weight: 3.04 ounces


Item model number: 4334245658


Batteries: 2 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: August 29, 2013


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • 5.0 out of 5 stars Instruction Videos are awesome!
Amazing pickup! As a gigging electric bass guitar player of 30 years, I started dabbling in the world of upright basses last year. As a surprise gift to me, my girlfriend googled pickups and selected the Meyers Grip 6 due to its high ratings and reviews. After owning the pickup for a year and just dabbling with it on a borrowed 3/4 upright and my small, Ampeg Practice combo. I got a full sized upright recently and started to get real about playing it. One of the benefits and things I was looking forward to was being able to plug an acoustic upright into my Gallien Krueger amp which I have read and heard over the years as an amazing amp for reproducing upright basses. Couple that with a top rated pickup and it was a sure win! Well, not at first! I had more to learn about pickups in general to get things right, and thankfully the Myers website has an amazing Support page with just the right video content to address a users needs! Very easy to find, to the point and simple. I ended up needing 3 of their videos because I: 1) had a dead battery after over a year of owning and leaving the instrument cable plugged. *no, I did not read the instructions when I first received the pickup to unplug the cable. I knew better since the preamps in my electric basses are the same. Anyhow, Myers has a straight forward video for that. 2) Pickup placement is so important! Over the last year, I’ve basically wetted the suction cup and stuck the pickup on the front where I could place the mic end by the sound hole. How wrong I was! Again, went to their site and there was a video on placement. I removed the suction cup, installed the clip that’s provided with the unit, clipped unit to sound hole with mic facing instrument just under the bridge, and the difference in tone and volume was night and day! I could here the nice upright tones of the D and G strings so much clearer! 3) Even after the battery change and placement following their videos, I still had to crank my amp to get volume. Back to their support page I went where they have a video specifically for low gain/low volume output and address it very clearly with great options. 5 minutes of watching the video, I understood about impedance, and tested it in my PA using an XLR adapter. Huge difference in volume and tone for the better! Now, I understood what I needed to do by the last suggestion on the video to use with my amp which is 1/4” only on its input. I ran out and got an Active DI and an XLR to 1/4” cable to go between the DI and the amp. Plugged them in and the pickup and amp combination is EXACTLY what I was hoping for!! The pickup is amazing and I cannot wait for my band mates to hear the night and day difference between our last rehearsal and now. I’m a technical guy with years of band and sound experience, and I found that I had just a bit more to learn to get what I believe any pickup to work as it’s designed. I am elated that this Myers pickup is what it is billed as on time of the solid support videos they have on their site. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 10, 2022 by JulieB
    • 5.0 out of 5 stars Your Upright should NOT sound like a terrible Electric Bass Guitar. This is one good solution.
I write very few reviews, but I love to read good ones that are actually helpful. So I will give a bit of background and help. I was given a piezo type pickup by a friend and fellow bassist at my start. Right away I was not a fan. It turned the nuance and complex sounds of my upright to a terrible version of the sounds that come from an electric guitar bass. When I listened to records, the double bass didn't sound like that. When I started playing amplified gigs I became the guy in the band that did the sound and bought the gear. I love to research and buy the perfect product at the best price, and it's become my thing.... and that is what lead me to the Myers pickup. Straight to the point, to get the sound you want out to the Front of House (FOH) you need something to pick up what you hear. A microphone on a stand kinda works, but live shows are not like recording sessions, you move more and the space is tight and loud. I'll admit that standard pickups have the benefit of not feeding back and some sound much better than others, but when I looked into it the prices, the tortured installations and extra gear you need to carry around I was left looking for more. What I like: The Myers pickup is not a pickup in the sense I understand the word. It's just a small microphone that is surprisingly clear across all frequencies and compact. It's simple and works well. Trumpet and Sax mics of the same size tend require a box you wear on your belt tethered to the microphone on your instrument. The beauty of the Myers pickup is that it's designed with simplicity in mind. It comes out of a bag in one piece and sticks right on your bass. It turns on when a 1/4 cable is plugged in. Takes a small hearing aid battery that has lasted me weeks to months. Has a goose neck that you can bend and shape to point in the direction you want. Has a volume knob for quick adjustments and is inexpensive enough that if you lose it or don't like it, you can still pay rent. How to work with it: The signal output to the mixing board is on the quieter side. It's like a quiet microphone when using a cable directly into a 1/4" line level input (similar to they Heil PR22). I would use a 1/4" to XLR adapter or so that your board will boost it with it's internal mic pre-amp. I use mine with an LR Braggs pre-amp which gives me an EQ, DI, Signal Boost, 1/4"amp output and a tuner in one box on the floor. Remember that it is still a microphone and will feedback. Keep the knob at 3/4 of maximum and keep the goose neck near where the sound is. At the moment I have mine positioned 1/4" away from the f-hole. I use 3M Command tape (plastic velcro) on both my bass and the pickup and located it under my bridge between the feet. It stays protected by the bridge when in the bass bag and is solid enough to hold the weight of my cable and the pickup. It took me a while to get to this state but now I get no feedback even when the bass is less than a foot away from a monitor on a loud stage and it sounds like an Acoustic Upright Bass. Who knew this was possible! I've been happy with it. I've been telling all my musician friends and bought a second one for my girlfriend for her washboard. It surprises the sound people every time. Again totally worth it for the sound and simplicity. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 12, 2016 by alex
    • 1.0 out of 5 stars really didn't work - very little amplification
this product was the worst instrument pickeup I ever bought. I own like 7 guitars, a violin (very nice fishman pickup) and two mandolins. How this devgice ever got great reviews is perplexing to me. It amplified very little and had very poor frequency response. I had to send it back
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 2, 2021 by oops wrong book please delete

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