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    K&K Pure Classic -Passive 4-head pickup for nylon stringed guitar.



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    First reaction was that the trebles sound almost natural but the bass strings lost their character ... and then I realised those are from some other instrument

    Is this guitar recorded purely through the K&K or is it an electro-acoustic mix? (I mean, I never heard of "simone-testing" before )

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    I think Simone is the name of the tune.

    Great sound, I wish mine sounded like that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by docsteve
    I think Simone is the name of the tune.

    Great sound, I wish mine sounded like that.
    Thank You
    Best
    Kris

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    Quote Originally Posted by RJVB
    First reaction was that the trebles sound almost natural but the bass strings lost their character ... and then I realised those are from some other instrument

    Is this guitar recorded purely through the K&K or is it an electro-acoustic mix? (I mean, I never heard of "simone-testing" before )
    My old Fishman presys broke and I and I'm experimenting with K&K.
    I used an AER amplifier and XLR output.
    "Simone" is a standard written by Frank Foster.

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    Very nice kris!

    It’s a great tune, I have a video of George Coleman playing it with his octet.

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    Quote Originally Posted by grahambop
    Very nice kris!

    It’s a great tune, I have a video of George Coleman playing it with his octet.
    Thank you Graham...yes it is really great tune.
    Best
    Kris

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    Quote Originally Posted by docsteve
    I think Simone is the name of the tune.
    I know, I know, the subtle differences between "Simeone-testing" and "Simone - testing"

    I'm not wrong about there being a background track, am I? If this is purely the sound of the amp (also playing that track?) then the pickup is one of the most natural sounding I heard. Can't have been easy to install...

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    I installed k&k three times.
    This is not easy.
    Currently I used strong double-sided tape.Super Glue is the best but there is a big risk.

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    Sounds really good. I was looking at JJBs. I might have to rethink that. Great playing too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RJVB
    I know, I know, the subtle differences between "Simeone-testing" and "Simone - testing"

    ...
    And then there is Simone testing…


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    Quote Originally Posted by kris
    I installed k&k three times.
    This is not easy.
    Currently I used strong double-sided tape.Super Glue is the best but there is a big risk.
    Thats kind of the big issue. How to adhere them to the guitar such that it sounds good, but wont wreck it if you remove them. Mine doesn't have a bridge plate. I used the disk piezos on a steel string though. Tried double sided carpet tape, glue and super glue. They all sounded various levels of brittle. Then I found a thicker, double sided sticky rubber strip thing. The output dropped slightly but didn't have the piezo quack/brittleness. I was thinking I would try the old school elmers rubber cement if I buy one of those pickups. Who knows though.Simone - Testing K&K pure classic-screenshot_20240716-152246_firefox-jpg

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    I had it installed by a luthier in my Martin. Sounds fine. Now I heard Kris’ recording, I might have one installed in my Flamenca, too.


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