I removed the guitar s sound hole pickups, leaving a big hole in the tail nail mouth, will it affect

In fact, there will be a little bit of sound, but the sound is not big The main thing is that it is not beautiful, and there is also the possibility of dampness As for the sound hole pickup, it is about 200, if you want to perform, I would recommend considering the Fishman or B-band pickups, mainly because he is an active pickup, full of saturation in sound performance, and the variety of adjustments is enough, from the elementary to the advanced level. Compared with soundhole pickups, the variability is much more than the variety of systems. In addition, most of the soundhole pickups are magnet resonance, and the sound is more inclined to electric guitars, so his low and mid frequencies will be less.

*Yes, removing the guitar's soundhole pickup and leaving a big hole will affect the tone**. This effect may not be immediately apparent, but it certainly changes the sound characteristics of the guitar. The timbre will become unpleasant, and the sound will not be as full as it used to be.

Additionally, if the guitar does not have a soundhole pickup at the tail, then in a humid environment, the guitar may become damp, which can have a further negative impact on the sound quality.

If you need a better sound performance, you can consider using Fishman or B-Band pickups, as they are active pickups that are full of saturation in sound performance and have enough variety of adjustments.

Non-punching.

There are three-wire and four-wire pickups; Three-wire pickups generally represent the positive terminal of the power supply, white represents the positive terminal of the audio supply, and black represents the negative terminal of the signal and power supply (common ground).

Four-wire pickups generally represent the positive end of the power supply and white represents the positive end of the audio supply, and the negative end of the audio and the negative end of the power supply are separated. Pickup products are usually divided into two types: active and passive; According to performance, there are vocal guitars and monitoring pickups.

How it works. In the early stage, the pickups mostly used high-gain, internal frequency compensation dual operational amplifiers: 3558, LM358, NE5532, etc., so as to achieve signal amplification and noise reduction.

In these pickups, noise removal is not clean due to the use of a simple RLC selective network. High-performance pickups, the product has built-in digital noise reduction and floating-point phase processing chips, which can minimize noise and restore human voices, which is suitable for environments with high performance requirements.

In the pickup evolution, analog pickups will be overtaken by digital pickups. Digital pickups add clock circuitry, memory, and digital processors. How to identify digital pickups:

There is a kind of guitar pickup without opening holes, the pickups are directly installed in the place of the guitar sound hole, and the upper screws can be fixed to use, without damaging the guitar structure, and also protecting the tone and resonance box.

1. Loosen the strings first, loosen the fixed screws with a screwdriver, and put the pickups from the bottom of the strings into the sound hole.

2. Take out the audio input port from the sound hole and adjust the position of the pickup.

3. Fix the screws with a screwdriver to prevent the pickups from dragging them.

4. Connect the cable to the stereo and stool file and debug to the best timbre.

Recessed, usually attached to the inside of the case near the position where you hold the piano normally. There is also a horizontal frame above the sound hole, under the strings, which is also an installation method that does not need to punch holes. This kind of installation is as much as possible to find a little more professional to help you operate.

It's very simple, it is installed in the position of the guitar sound hole, under the guitar strings, like a small box, two screws can be fixed, and even the audio and computer are no problem after installation.

There is a soundhole pickup, which is stuck on the guitar soundhole, this kind of pickup does not need to be punched, but the pickup effect of the cheaper soundhole pickup is definitely not as good as the piezoelectric pickup of the same price, and the piezo pickup is a small microphone.

If you want a better soundhole pickup, I recommend Tianyin 902 to you, about four or five hundred, and it is enough to not record songs and just perform or play by yourself at a price of about 100.

You are reluctant to punch the piano should also be a piano lover, but in fact, punching will not affect the tone of the guitar, which can rest assured...

If it's not a grape hole type guitar, get the pickup stuck in the sound hole.

The sound hole pickup, just stuck in the guitar sound hole and plugged into the speaker to use.

Do you have two screws on the pickups? Place on the sound hole.

There are non-punched, cassette pickups that can be snapped onto the sound hole of the case.

Then you can only get the line out of the sound hole.

Or replace the shoulder strap with a pluggable one.

If you buy an external one, you don't need to punch holes.

You can use patch pickups. No need to punch holes.

The pickups only pick up the sound of the guitar, and it has no amplification function; The guitar becomes an electrical signal after picking it up, and it needs to be amplified by a speaker.

The guitar is often regarded as the main instrument in pop, rock, blues, folk, and flamenco. In the field of classical **, the guitar is often performed in the form of a solo or duet; Of course, in chamber music and orchestral music, the guitar also plays a considerable role as a foil.

Good afternoon, thank you for your patience, I'm here to answer your questions! Inconsistencies in the interface between the guitar soundhole pickup and tailport jack may be due to different designs and manufacturers using different standards and specifications. In general, there are various types of sockets used in equipment such as millimeter (1 4 inches) three-pole socket and millimeter (1 8 inches) three-pole socket, as well as millimeter (1 8 inches) two-pole socket.

In the case you described, it could be that the guitar hole pickup and tail hole jack are from different manufacturers, or different standards and specifications are used, resulting in inconsistent interfaces between them. If you want to connect them, you may need to use the appropriate adapter or cable to convert the interface. I hope I can help you, and finally I wish you a happy life