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An electromechanical device for amplifying the vibrations from guitar strings. Pickups can consist of ferromagnetic poles wrapped with copper coils for amplifying the vibrations of steel-based strings or piezoelectric crystals which amplify vibrations of the guitar bridge or body. These are both distinguished from microphones.
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Can someone explain to me how to get my guitar pickup to work on speakers?
I have a decent set of speakers for regular music from my iPod.
Something like this one above
Today I bought a pickup for my classical guitar that you basically tape it next to the bridge and its …
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