I have a minty LR Baggs IBEAM Active pickup with Volume Control. Comes with new adhesive and new wire clips.
Email me for pricing with your contact.
guitarsaddle@hotmail.com
cheers jarvis
Details: http://www.lrbaggs.com/ibas/
The iBeam Active System combines our patented bridge plate transducer with an all-discrete class A endpin preamp that enables you to simply "plug-in-and-play". The user-installable iBeam reproduces the natural tone of an acoustic guitar while maintaining perfect string balance and providing full dynamic range.
The iBeam itself is the heart of the system and weighs only 1/3rd oz. This revolutionary bridge plate transducer easily sticks to the bridge plate on the inside of the guitar and does not affect the acoustic tone of the guitar in any way. The iBeam is microphonic enough to hear the rich (but correct) texture of finger squeak and top tapping, but is resistant to feedback and gives you excellent amplified sound without a hint of piezo quack. Included with each iBeam is a placement jig that allows you to install the pickup in minutes and get the ideal placement for the transducer inside the guitar.
The iBeam preamp is made up of class A discrete circuitry and built on our stereo Strapjack Plus. Pre-tuned to deliver that great L.R. Baggs performance from the iBeam in any situation, it is ultra-quiet and faithfully amplifies the sound and dynamics of the iBeam.
Features
• Quick and easy installation
• Includes ibeam placement jig (pin bridge guitars only)
• Peel-and-stick
• Natural string-to-string balance and dynamics
• Fits most X-Braced guitars
• All discrete class A preamp for warm, analog sound
Reviews
" The iBeam is the winner of the 2002 and 2003 M.I.P.A. awards for 'best pickup' " Read more
Performing Songwriter June 2002
"The biggest compliment we can give it is that it sounds exactly like the guitar you put it into..." Read review
Guitar Player July 2002
iBeam-equipped Goodall Wins Editors Pick Award Read review
Christian Musician March/April 2002
"When I'm playing through this setup, I feel like I'm in acoustic guitar heaven!" Read review
Acoustic Guitar September 2001
"The iBeam proved to be a very sensitive pickup that was highly responsive to every part of the guitar." Read review
Guitarist Magazine September 2001
"You can have all the fancy control preamps in the world, but they'll never make a piezo pickup sound as natural and open as this iBeam." Read review
The iBeam Active System pairs the award-winning iBeam bridge plate
transducer with an all-discrete, class A FET preamp built into the endpin jack.
A soundhole-mounted volume control provides onboard volume adjustment
with no cutting or drilling required. The system is powered by a 9 volt battery,
and should provide approximately 1000 hours of use per battery. The battery
is not included in this package.
We recommend that this system be installed by a professional dealer/installer.
We do not provide installation advice or support for home or hobbyist
installations. Installers: please read the instructions carefully before
proceeding. We will not be responsible for any damage to the guitar or
personal injury resulting from installation, improper installation, use or
misuse of the product.
Simply plugging in the cord will turn the iBeam Active on -- be sure to have
your amp or PA muted, as there will be a plug-in "pop." The output impedance
is very low, and, at 600 ohms, the iBeam Active can drive any length of cable
and be plugged into almost any outboard gear with full frequency response. The endpin preamp is pre-contoured to get the most from the
iBeam, so very little outboard equalization should be necessary. However, because the iBeam is top-sensitive, an outboard preamp with phase
reversal and/or notch filter(s), such as our Para D.I. or Feedback Master, may be helpful for controlling feedback (especially in loud playing
situations).
The iBeam fits x-braced guitars with at least three inches of flat open space directly under the saddle (see figure 1). Verify that this requirement is
met before altering the guitar in any way.
The peel-and-stick adhesive is the best way to adhere the iBeam. It will hold the iBeam quite firmly, but will allow the pickup to be safely removed
at a later time.
Email me for pricing with your contact.
guitarsaddle@hotmail.com
cheers jarvis
Details: http://www.lrbaggs.com/ibas/
The iBeam Active System combines our patented bridge plate transducer with an all-discrete class A endpin preamp that enables you to simply "plug-in-and-play". The user-installable iBeam reproduces the natural tone of an acoustic guitar while maintaining perfect string balance and providing full dynamic range.
The iBeam itself is the heart of the system and weighs only 1/3rd oz. This revolutionary bridge plate transducer easily sticks to the bridge plate on the inside of the guitar and does not affect the acoustic tone of the guitar in any way. The iBeam is microphonic enough to hear the rich (but correct) texture of finger squeak and top tapping, but is resistant to feedback and gives you excellent amplified sound without a hint of piezo quack. Included with each iBeam is a placement jig that allows you to install the pickup in minutes and get the ideal placement for the transducer inside the guitar.
The iBeam preamp is made up of class A discrete circuitry and built on our stereo Strapjack Plus. Pre-tuned to deliver that great L.R. Baggs performance from the iBeam in any situation, it is ultra-quiet and faithfully amplifies the sound and dynamics of the iBeam.
Features
• Quick and easy installation
• Includes ibeam placement jig (pin bridge guitars only)
• Peel-and-stick
• Natural string-to-string balance and dynamics
• Fits most X-Braced guitars
• All discrete class A preamp for warm, analog sound
Reviews
" The iBeam is the winner of the 2002 and 2003 M.I.P.A. awards for 'best pickup' " Read more
Performing Songwriter June 2002
"The biggest compliment we can give it is that it sounds exactly like the guitar you put it into..." Read review
Guitar Player July 2002
iBeam-equipped Goodall Wins Editors Pick Award Read review
Christian Musician March/April 2002
"When I'm playing through this setup, I feel like I'm in acoustic guitar heaven!" Read review
Acoustic Guitar September 2001
"The iBeam proved to be a very sensitive pickup that was highly responsive to every part of the guitar." Read review
Guitarist Magazine September 2001
"You can have all the fancy control preamps in the world, but they'll never make a piezo pickup sound as natural and open as this iBeam." Read review
The iBeam Active System pairs the award-winning iBeam bridge plate
transducer with an all-discrete, class A FET preamp built into the endpin jack.
A soundhole-mounted volume control provides onboard volume adjustment
with no cutting or drilling required. The system is powered by a 9 volt battery,
and should provide approximately 1000 hours of use per battery. The battery
is not included in this package.
We recommend that this system be installed by a professional dealer/installer.
We do not provide installation advice or support for home or hobbyist
installations. Installers: please read the instructions carefully before
proceeding. We will not be responsible for any damage to the guitar or
personal injury resulting from installation, improper installation, use or
misuse of the product.
Simply plugging in the cord will turn the iBeam Active on -- be sure to have
your amp or PA muted, as there will be a plug-in "pop." The output impedance
is very low, and, at 600 ohms, the iBeam Active can drive any length of cable
and be plugged into almost any outboard gear with full frequency response. The endpin preamp is pre-contoured to get the most from the
iBeam, so very little outboard equalization should be necessary. However, because the iBeam is top-sensitive, an outboard preamp with phase
reversal and/or notch filter(s), such as our Para D.I. or Feedback Master, may be helpful for controlling feedback (especially in loud playing
situations).
The iBeam fits x-braced guitars with at least three inches of flat open space directly under the saddle (see figure 1). Verify that this requirement is
met before altering the guitar in any way.
The peel-and-stick adhesive is the best way to adhere the iBeam. It will hold the iBeam quite firmly, but will allow the pickup to be safely removed
at a later time.