Mandolin Acoustic Guitar

[1.54 lb] I am using this for recording violin, acoustic guitar, mandolin, and piano, and all sound great. I already own the mk4 and love it, but wanted something a little more directional that can reject some of the room noise, since I am not recording in a totally isolated environment. The mk41 sounds just as good as the mk4 and definitely cuts down on any background noise. Only downside is that I have less leeway to move around when recording, whereas with the mk4, which has a wider capture, it's a little more forgiving. But I got the mk41 specifically for this purpose to just focus on what's directly in front of it, and it's doing the job even better than expected without any loss of quality or musicality in the tone. Love it! And plus one for B+H's amazing customer service. They were extremely helpful.

[0.2 lb] Fits acoustic guitar. Works as expected.

[0.8 lb] This tuner has done a great job of getting my mandolin, mandola and guitar into tune. If you also use harmonics, you can see if your instrument's bridge is placed correctly. It will help you make sure that you are playing in tune as you use the whole fretboard.

[9.8' / 3 m] The C411pp produces a reasonably accurate reproduction of the sound of my O-hole mandolin and classical guitar. The signal is strong (I set the guitar below unity), giving me plenty of headroom on my mixer. The pickup goes on easily and comes off easily. I wish the putty was a little less sticky; you have to be careful to get if all off the surface of the instrument.

[18 x 14 x 5.3"] Love the options and of course the sound when recording acoustic guitar

[4.905 lb] Perfect for recording acoustic guitar, or pretty much any instrument. ...

[Mono] Recording Vocal, Acoustic Guitar and Drums Room

[Black] I vacillated over which mic I should buy to pair up with my acoustic guitar and my Fender Acoustic Junior amp. This turned out to be ideal.

[415 to 466 Hz] This is my go to tuner for acoustic guitar, banjo and fiddle. Reliable and accurate.

[5.85 lb] Great SDC- super flat and detailed in the right way on fingerpicked acoustic guitar.