How To Build Your DIY Magnetic Pickup For Diddley Bow: Part 1
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Did you know you can build a DIY magnetic pickup for your CBG or Diddley Bow for next to nothing? Magnetic pickups offer a warmer tone and higher output compared to piezo pickups, which are commonly used in these instruments.
Once mounted, connect your instrument to an amp and test the pickup. You should hear the sound of your strings when you play.
Stay tuned for Part 2, where we’ll explore some tips on getting the best sound out of your homemade magnetic pickup and see it in action with a video demonstration!
That’s how it looks like as a result.
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