D'addario - SCREENING HALT SOUNDHOLE PLUG - PW-SH-01 (Black)

Gutted that they didn't mention the size

Económico y funcional

I had one of these soundhole covers for my Takamine acoustic about 10 years ago but I lost it. That guitar lives at my friend's place and I have a Yamaha LL16 for home and when I teach guitar. Works great for preventing feedback when playing live and it works as a bit of a mute but the sound quality does suffer for it.

I bought this for an ovation electric/acoustic, to use effects and hear it only through the amp, plug the acoustic and turn it into an electric...ish, have fun.It has a nice tight fit. pops out easily enough, sturdy, heavy rubber. D'Addario have never let me down. I'm not a fanboy, but this was under $6 and I also have a Martin and I'm interested to see if I can put it into "practice mode" past midnight.I literally just used it for the first time for 5 minutes, on a blues DeVille of all things (it was "right there"). I know it's to cut feedback, but for my intentions, it works well. and yeah, no feedback, but ovations use a piezo, so no magnetic field.I'm thinking of leaving it in the ovation and getting another for the martin. for less than $6, this is competing with all the other knock offs, and has a name I've come to personally trust, and yeah: lots of guitar accessories are tony plastic pieces of whatever, but there's a way to do it right, and I've never bought a new tool after buying one built by D'Addario. Then again, i've never tried another version, and I cannot stress this enough: I bought mine for less than $6.Ok, I've convinced myself to buy another for the Martin. My dudes, they had D' clip tuners for like $6 once and I bought one for each case. The batteries are probably dead now because i use a poly3. but it's under $6!!!

Assez compliqué de placer ce couvercle très serrant.

Fits my Takamine EG363SC perfectly and has cured the feedback problem when plugged into my amp. The fit is tight but once in, no fear of dropping out in use. Highly recommended!