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PostPosted: Mon Nov 23, 2009 3:20 pm 
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Location: Northern Ireland
First name: Martin
Last Name: Edwards
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not ukes, but for my mandos I use an artec split saddle piezo and remove the 2 string section (I now have a bag of them..... MIGHT just have a use for 'em some day!!)

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PostPosted: Mon Nov 23, 2009 4:17 pm 
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Location: Powell River BC Canada
First name: Daniel
Last Name: Minard
City: Powell River
State: BC
Country: Canada
The K&K twin dot works great for zooks & mados. Should be equally great for the uke.


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PostPosted: Tue Nov 24, 2009 1:06 pm 
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First name: Matt
Last Name: Rispoli
State: NJ
Focus: Build
Status: Amateur
you might want to ask around on ukuleleunderground.com great website and they might have some advice for you.


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PostPosted: Wed Nov 25, 2009 3:04 am 
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Location: Kapolei HI
First name: Aaron
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If you plan on using a Fishman, they make a 2" version of their Matrix (you won't find at SM or LMI). The absolute best pickup I've heard in an `ukulele was a D-TAR - gotta talk to Rick about that one. MiSi is getting to be extremely popular, mostly because `ukulele players complain that a 9V battery is too heavy. Sounds more like a Fishman than a Baggs, with the familiar "quack" that some are craving.

Personally, I use an LR Baggs Element. Note that MiSi uses the Element portion from Baggs. If you contact Baggs directly (not sure if they retail), they now stock an `ukulele version of the Element Active, with a shortened Element, Battery and Volume control to fit inside a Tenor (or smaller) without modification. I used to order them detached and installed them to my own length - not necessary anymore. Installed with a back angle on the saddle, and you'll have an "uneventful installation". Nylon version for `ukulele, of course.

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