KNANG-1 Portable Piezo Pickup for Nylon String Classical Guitar

Is it the worst piezo pickup I have? Yeah. But is it good? Yeah. Really good for a passive pickup. Lots of signal. Very good low end. Sixties era Aria A554 I'm playing through a Twin Reverb (I know, overkill) and I really don't want to turn the volume above 2. I can get it to feedback like a mfer. The whole guitar vibrates like a jackhammer. Would buy again.I read the reviews about how fragile this thing is. Yes, it's fragile. You have to be cognizant. Even before I bought it I verified that there is room in my case for it. I didn't buy the one with the volume control because it adds height.I put a little pillow under it. At first I tried LDPE but that was too spongy, not enough support. Fortunately the foam in the packaging it came in was just right. You want to cut the thickness slightly bigger than the gap for an interference fit. The gap on mine was 7mm. Doesn't affect the sound at all.In addition I put an extender on the cord with a 1/4" F to F adapter so I don't forget and walk too far away and I put the cord behind my strap so it's tight to the lower bout.My bandmates are going to think I've gone insane.

Not super easy to install, since you need to losen the strings, but not the end of the world either. The sound quality is exceptionally good as an alternative for non-electric, but not comparable to what you'd have with a built-in pickup. The only critical issue is sturdiness - It is a fragile product that sticks out of your guitar and can easily break if you accidentally bump your hands in it while playing.

This is the only way I know to amplify a classical guitar without modifying the guitar itself. Works well.

terrible product, i break so easy, and once it break, it stop working.waste of money

I got this for open mic. It had 2 really fatal flaws: 1. It was producing feedback when others weren't even before it broke, and 2. It snapped when I accidentally tugged on the cord in the wrong direction. It shouldn't be this fragile!