CLOSE MIKING
Try positioning the KU5A roughly 4 to 16 inches from the guitar, facing the 12th fret or where the neck of the acoustic guitar meets the body. Within that range, you can move the KU5A closer to accentuate the guitar’s low-end or pull it away to lessen that effect. Angling the mic away from the guitar’s sound hole can also lessen excessive low-end.
An acoustic guitar’s comprehensive sound comes from both the sound hole and the strings, so pulling back the KU5A from the instrument allows it to blend together the two sounds.
Listen to the KU5A on Steel String Acoustic Guitar
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Listen to the KU5A on Classical Nylon String Acoustic Guitar
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Listen to the KU5A on Bossa Nova Nylon String Acoustic Guitar
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