Adeline Ukulele pickup transducer, It's suitable for Classical Acoustic Guitar Violin Viola Banjo Mandolin Ukulele Uke Cello， can "eq" the sound with placement front,side,back etc. (Heart)

So I picked up a classical guitar for 20 bucks and with a little help I got her back up and going basically a goodwill special anyways it sounded great, so I decided to look in to making it a electric option so I looked and looked and ran across this product read reviews looked it up on other sites had mixed reviews but took a chance and I’m happy I went with this. Basically now it’s a plug and play now I will say this hopefully you have a acoustic amp with some effects it will intense the sound quality even more. Over all I will suggest this to my friends and to anyone who asks about making a acoustic guitar electric.

It works really well and looks nice, but the little hook thingie that holds the output jack is dumb. The jack flips around and the hook thingie opens up and always looks like it's gonna break. If you reinforce it with electrical tape or figure out a better way to secure the Jack, it's a decent pickup

I wasn't expecting this to work as well as it does. I have a small amp that I wanted use to practice my ukulele. I really couldn't afford to buy a new that I could plug into the amp. I don't know why I waited so long. It was so easy to attach. Sounds great! The guy at the music store wanted over 100 dollars. I'm so happy!

Though not the seller's fault, it arrived slightly broken (top part of the wood shell was partially unglued). The bag it arrived in looked like it was stuffed into a conveyor or something at some point. Rating 5 stars because after a small dab of glue, it still works perfectly with no issues. A good demonstration of its durability and reliability. Edit: Glue didn't hold, and a minor bump against a table broke it beyond my wish to repair. Will order a replacement however.

I am SO ANGRY. I used this product which worked well to amplify sound. However, when I tried to remove it, the adhesive was so strong that when I pulled a bit harder to get it off, it ripped part of the body of my ukulele. This cannot be easily fixed and will be expensive. I just got this instrument for Mother's Day and waited a long time to get it as it is made from very good wood local to our region. I severely regret using this and want to warn others about this before you purchase. I am devastated.

Install was simple. Attached pickup directly behind bridge if ibanez semihollow body type guitar. pickup would not stop buzzing. sound of guitar was barely audible through fender acoustic guitar combo amp with volume dimed out. Looks like tune o matic piezo bridge is the way to go for my use case.

I have a Yamaha guitalele that someone gifted me. I needed to play guitar for a theater show and it called for ukulele on a couple of songs. So I purchased this pick up and attached it to my instrument just behind the bridge. I was totally surprised at how good it sounded and how quiet it was. I don’t write a lot of reviews but this product works so well for me that I thought I should.

Simple and inexpensive, this tool can provide quick and easy amplification to any hollow-bodied instrument (guitar, banjo, ukulele, mandolin, violin, etc.). Having said that, you will need to do some extensive trial and error to find the perfect place to locate the transducer on the body of your instrument. It is unbelievable how much the precise location on the instrument body has an effect on the sound produced by the transducer. And you will probably need a "button" on the butt of the instrument to provide good support for whatever you plug into the 1/4" female outlet on the transducer.

This pick-up was absolutely wonderful for my ukulele! Love it!

Fast deliver. Easy to install. My ukulele sounds fantastic when I plug it into my amp

Great product, no drilling and installing required to get great amplification for ukulele. Effects can be added through your amplifier settings. A good, cheap option to installing a pick-up