Ever since 2017 when I built this one-piece mesquite guitar, I wanted to hear what it sounded like plugged in. Soundhole pickups (even a humbucker!) were tried, but I knew it could sound more acoustic-y with a piezo system. But where to cut that preamp hole? Inspiration hit and I got it installed. After years of designing and building my own circuits, I found the plug 'n play system makes it way easier. It worked perfectly in one try, and got better once I got it EQ'd. Will recommend it and show it to whoever will pay attention. Hopefully it results in sales and y'all can keep your prices affordable (this is absolutely necessary!)
Congrats on another fine product.

It works fantastic,
Already sold 2 more.

This is a nice preamp for CB Ukes. I really like the braided under saddle piezo pickup. It cuts way down on the microphonics you can get with piezo discs and has a nice full sound. The adjustable treble and bass helps in tailoring the sound to your liking. I found that drilling the hole for the under saddle pickup at an angle through the bridge helps it lay flat under the saddle. Easy installation, with everything you need included in the kit at an excellent price.

I ordered one of these 9v preamp equalizer kits for a recent baritone cigar box build. I needed to slightly decrease the action down by the bridge so I sanded down the bone bridge a bit. When we tested it out, we found that while the D string sounded fine the other three strings were simplified at a very low volume or sometimes not at all. I sent Mike an email asking for his thoughts. I got an almost instantaneous reply with Mike telling me to make sure that the bridge was absolutely flat with good contact between bridge and the piezo braided wire pickup along its entire surface (no gaps). After a little more very careful sanding, now ensuring good bridge to piezo contact along the entire bone bridge, the pickup is working perfectly, resulting in a great sounding baritone uke and a very happy customer. Thanks Mike for your always excellent support!