💳 Pay in 4 interest-free instalments : €67,25 x 4
The Radius Micro Mandolin is an ultra-sensitive tabletop pickup designed to faithfully reproduce the mandolin’s natural tone. Its advanced technology, based on a sensor film suspended between neodymium magnets, ensures a precise, uncolored dynamic response, making it ideal for musicians rehearsing, recording in the studio, or performing on stage. Its high output level allows direct connection to an acoustic amplifier without a preamp, while also offering the option of using a preamp for an even richer sound. Versatile, this pickup adapts to different placements on the instrument, making installation easy and optimizing sound capture for each application.
| Type | Instrument pickup for mandolin |
|---|---|
| Technology | 0.01 mm sensor film suspended between neodymium magnets |
| Frequency response | Linear, smooth, and precise |
| Output level | Powerful; passive operation possible |
| Mounting | Double-sided adhesive, putty, or removable adhesive |
| Included accessories | Radius Micro Mandolin, female jack, external jack mount |
| Compatibility | Mandolin, violin, and instruments with a similar frequency range |
| Artists using this pickup | John Bohlinger, Megan Mullins |
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