L.R.Baggs Lyric Microphone

While the LR Baggs Lyric guitar pickup delivers a beautiful sound, I unfortunately received a defective unit. This speaks to the low quality and lack of care put in by the manufacturer in a very expensive and high-end product. The issue, noticeable crackling sounds when the product is active, arose in less than 20 days after installation and receipt. Seeking assistance from Thomann, I was offered an apparently good solution. Instead of a straightforward return, I was suggested to purchase a new unit, have it replaced by a luthier, and then receive a refund upon return of the defective item. This was ok, even if it was not my fault I was ok with paying the luthier once for this work, spending 25 euros. However, during this time, the price of the product had increased by 25 euros. This meant I had to bear the additional cost, equivalent to the luthier's fee (making all the process equivalent to go to the luthier twice: 25 euros to remove the defected product and then 25 euros to install the new one). Thomann refused to discount the price of the new product. Consequently, I ended up paying 50 euros extra (for the new pickup purchase and luthier replacement), amounting to a 20% increase in cost for this product due to LR Baggs' incompetence and Thomann's disregard for its loyal customers. I will not be making any further purchases from them. And I have purchased the new Lyric from a different shop

Ottimo prodotto, molto discreto, richiede solo un foro per il pin jack, tutto il resto si incolla all'interno dello strumento. Il suono è naturalissimo e l'assenza del piezo fa sì che il saddle si poggi direttamente sul ponte della chitarra. Ottimo per chitarre di ogni fascia di prezzo anche custom shop o vintage. Il controllo del volume alla buca è di comodo utilizzo, il suono di uscita risulta altamente equalizzato, per un maggiore controllo consiglio l'LR Baggs Venue D.I.

This is not a pickup, it's a microphone with special analog processing!
The installation is easy and almost noninvasive. You just have to enlarge endpin hole on guitar body. There is 1'' wooden joint block, so don't worry it will not change guitar characteristics.
The sound is faithful and keeps the natural characteristics of your guitar.
It cuts the low end frequencies!!! This is good when you want to mix it with band, but not everyone wants this.
If you are solo guitar player or a folk musician, get Anhem. It uses the same mic without special processing and lowcuts.