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The L.R. Baggs X-Bridge bridge pickup is designed to enhance Stratocaster-style electric guitars with a deep, dynamic acoustic tone. Easy to install without modifying the instrument, it incorporates six miniature piezo sensors into the saddles to faithfully capture vibrations. This system adds a new sonic dimension, ideal for guitarists looking to diversify their tones during rehearsals, in the studio, or on stage. Its gold finish adds an aesthetic touch while ensuring a neat integration.
| Type | Piezo for Stratocaster-style electric guitars |
|---|---|
| Pickup | X-Bridge with inserts |
| Number of sensors | Six miniature sensors in the saddles |
| Included | Vibrato, three springs, retaining plate, screws |
| Connector | Female stereo jack |
| Potentiometer | 5-megohm volume |
| Accessories | Allen key, 20 cm insulating sleeve, neoprene shock-absorbing strips |
| Anchoring system | 2 screws |
| Output level | Similar to magnetic pickups |
| Finish | Gold |
Product: L.R. Baggs Vibrato piezo-type Stratocaster, gold
SKU: LRB-XB-USG
Phone: +33 3 88 36 33 58
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75017 Paris, France
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