but then the thing isa little less useful.

This thing is solid and perhaps a tad heavy for its size

UN-brittle Highs is a VERY GOOD THING for a balanced sounding performance!

It has a handy belt clip which makes doing fine adjustments easy if you have your instrument in your hands

While I do appreciate the way this sounds and thebuild quality, the belt clip screws contact theinside of the

I knew this did not have near the same capabilities for adjustment, but I was hoping this would give a similar tone to the Para unit if both were set flat as I usually don't tweak much on the tone, and I liked the compact size

It works well with my Baby Taylor, Blueridge Tenor guitar, Irish Bouzouki with a K&K Definity System, and a Kentucky F-Style Mandolin with a LR Bagg Radius-M.

A holster of some sortwould work better.

It does work better on guitar, but still a big difference in tone

It has a handy belt clip which makes doing fine adjustments easy if you have your instrument in your hands

It has a handy belt clip which makes doing fine adjustments easy if you have your instrument in your hands

Make sure you have a fresh battery installed before a performance or jam.

When playing the electric fiddle I prefer the LR Baggs PARA ACOUSTIC DI.

I've also had very good results matching up the DI to the Baggs violin pickup on my acoustic violin.

While I do appreciate the way this sounds and thebuild quality, the belt clip screws contact theinside of the

While I do appreciate the way this sounds and thebuild quality, the belt clip screws contact theinside of the

, Issue: the batteries are difficult to change, the lid is retained by a very tiny screw that is easy too loose, huge design flaw.

Make sure you have a fresh battery installed before a performance or jam.

I'm not about to bet a gig on that and will put a fresh (rechargeable) 9v battery in (and test) before every gig