About Us
20 years of being a guitar player, bass player, singer in multiple bands,12 years of working in the Musical Instrument Industry and collaborating with numerous well-known brands and artists for years, the founder of AMUMU has been devoted to creating better products for musicians with his rich experiences since 2015.
Most of the AMUMU team are working musicians, playing guitar or bass in different bands. We understand the importance of quality products that any musician needs to rely on. That’s why in addition to our unrelenting commitment to quality control, we offer a "full money return" or "life-time replacement" guarantee to all our electronic products including the pickups, pedals, in the unlikely event an AMUMU pickup or pedal stops working at any time, we’ll replace it or give you your money back, no questions asked.
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K. S./Mike
I've looked for, listened to and purchased acoustic guitar pickups. I bought the NEO-SP30 for an Ibanez acoustic, an extra for rehearsing and performing. The sound is bright, crisp and clean and keeps an acoustic guitar sounding like and acoustic guitar. Some may prefer adding an equalizer to fine-tune the overall sound. This is not just an excellent pickup for the money, it's an excellent pickup.
David
Exactly what I expected! Let me first say........., this does not fit a Little Martin. That's fine though because I have a full size dreadnought that I need this for and I would never cut a hole in that particular guitar so this is perfect. The Little Martin will get a more invasive pickup since this doesn't fit. Very nice piece for the money, I would recommend this for someone looking for a pickup solution for around 30 bucks.
Stretch
Great pickup, sounds good. This is an magnetic style pickup to make your guitar sound like an electric guitar. This is not a microphone or Piezo pickup. It works really well and sounds good when you're close enough to the strings. I personally use it for rocksmith and it works great.
