I added a mag pickup to the Lyric second channel and the dual signal processed through a Dtar Solstice is I think a step above the single source Lyric. Certainly gives you a lot of shaping possibilities. Obviously Baggs included this second channel on the Lyric but made it only available to those brave enough to solder on a lead. You have a great line of Mag pickups why not add a jack on this second channel and offer packages with a mag?
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The Lyric was really designed to be a simple system where the mic is the only source. Like you said, the option for a magnetic pickup is available, but for the most part, adding a mag pickup isn't necessary for the majority of Lyric players.
The added parts could also drive up the cost of the Lyric.
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Originally posted by Caleb_Elling View PostThe Lyric was really designed to be a simple system where the mic is the only source. Like you said, the option for a magnetic pickup is available, but for the most part, adding a mag pickup isn't necessary for the majority of Lyric players.
The added parts could also drive up the cost of the Lyric.Last edited by 45flint; 09-12-2013, 01:18 PM.
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The Lyric has a solder pad on the circuit board that allows a passive pickup to be added for stereo output from the Lyric's jack. There is no blending capability on the Lyric preamp, so you would only be able to blend the signals into mono through a stereo preamp or mixer off of the guitar. That kind of setup gets pretty complicated very quickly.
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