Does Anybody Use the Fishman Biscuit Pickup

[hkc]

Hi there

I wonder if anybody uses this, and if yes, how is it doing. I am of course interested in the sound but also in feedback issues.
I am actually very much considering the Sixtus but I am a little worried if it captures the details from the cone (being a regular guitar pickup). I need a sound that is close to a mic'ed guitar, not an amped one. Still it is used under conditions where feedback is a huge problem, all regular acoustics need to have feedback busters mounted.

BTW advice about using in-ear etc is not what I'm after, gigs are often played with no time for that kind of thing. I realise that in many situations it's ideal but in this case it's just not possible.

www.gear4music.dk/da/Guitar-og-bas/Fishman-Nashville-Series-Biscuit-Style-Resophonic-Pickup/2H2N?origin=product-ads&gclid=Cj0KCQiAnb79BRDgARIsAOVbhRpSgh4nw2xTDaXs2PYJtWHTU9bl1bp4EjuiOZR0fo9d5aU2Sek8dSYaAjQ1EALw_wcB

All the best
Henrik

[Michael Messer]

Hi Henrik,

You and I have talked about this in emails. You will get a better sound with the MM Sixtus. The Fishman has not been properly designed. If you want pure tone from the cone, get a Highlander iP-1X Inline for single cone National-style guitars, but hurry up because Highlander has gone out of business. It seems crazy, but there really isn't a good product available that will do what a Highlander does.

Send me an email

Shine On
Michael

[hkc]

Hi Michael

I guess I will just wait for the Sixtus then :-) I find that the Highlander is too expensive for the project because of the extra costs bringing it into EU

All the best
Henrik