EMG - 91 Ivory
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The EMG 91 Ivory pickup revolutionizes the tone of archtop guitars with its non-invasive floating technology. Designed with Ron Eschete, it captures every nuance of jazz chords with astonishing clarity. Running on a 9V battery with 800 hours of battery life, it's the ultimate solution for picky guitarists who want to impress.
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Presentation
Imagine putting this pickup on your archtop without drilling a single hole: the EMG 91 Ivory fits delicately under the strings, preserving the integrity of your instrument. Its Alnico 5 magnets restore the natural warmth of the wood while providing optimum string-to-string separation.
You'll notice straight away how impressively quiet it is. There's no ground wiring and no parasitic hum. The integrated preamp delivers a clean signal that makes complex chords and subtle melodic lines shine. Built-in compensation for the high strings ensures good balance throughout the fretboard.
The system runs on a standard 9V battery for 800 hours of playing time. Pre-assembled cables and separate volume/tone controls simplify installation. Choose between panel jack or endpin jack to suit your taste.
Jazz guitarists will no doubt appreciate how this pickup respects the acoustic authenticity of their archtop while providing faithful amplification. The nuances of the middle section and the roundness of the bass are reproduced with a precision that will honour your technique.
You'll notice straight away how impressively quiet it is. There's no ground wiring and no parasitic hum. The integrated preamp delivers a clean signal that makes complex chords and subtle melodic lines shine. Built-in compensation for the high strings ensures good balance throughout the fretboard.
The system runs on a standard 9V battery for 800 hours of playing time. Pre-assembled cables and separate volume/tone controls simplify installation. Choose between panel jack or endpin jack to suit your taste.
Jazz guitarists will no doubt appreciate how this pickup respects the acoustic authenticity of their archtop while providing faithful amplification. The nuances of the middle section and the roundness of the bass are reproduced with a precision that will honour your technique.
Features
Pickup type
Actives
Magnet Material
Alnico
Position
Rosette
Exit level
Medium, high
Wiring
Pre-cable
Electronic
Active
Type of guitar
Folk guitar
Instrument type
Folk guitar
Number of strings
6
Artist
Ron Escheté (7-string jazz guitarist)
Pickup setup
S
Color
Ivory
Other features
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EMG 91 Ivory
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Series: EMG 91
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Floating pickup for archtop guitars
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Inspired by jazz guitarist Ron Eschete
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Alnico magnets
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Internal preamp
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Good string-to-string separation
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Ideal for extended chords and solos
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Virtually silent, no need for grounding
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Magnet type : Alnico 5
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Resonant frequency: 4.05 kHz
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String output voltage: 1.00 V
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Strum output voltage: 3.00 V
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Output noise : -101 dB
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Output impedance: 2 kΩ
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Current @9V : 380 µA
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Battery life : 800 h
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Max power supply : 27 V DC
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Logo colour: Gold
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Integrated B and E string compensation
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Works with acoustic strings only
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Slim, non-intrusive microphone on table
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Power supply: internal 9V or external ES-918
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Jack endpin or panel jack compatible
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1 mounting kit (bracket + spacer)
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6 mounting screws
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1 shielded output cable 24" (61 cm)
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1 ribbon cable 11" (28 cm)
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1 connect cable 5.5" (14 cm)
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1 power cable 6.5" (16 cm)
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1 separate volume potentiometer (25 kΩ)
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1 separate tone potentiometer (25 kΩ)
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Adhesive mounting bracket
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Cyanoacrylate adhesive
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Stereo panel jack
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Jack stereo endpin
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EMG installation instructions
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Length: 86.3 mm
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Height: 38.1 mm
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Width: 12.7 mm
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Weight : ~25 g
To find out more...
Ron Escheté is an American jazz guitarist renowned for his mastery of four-finger picking. He has been teaching and sharing his passion for decades, influencing several generations of musicians. His playing combines technique, musicality and creativity, particularly in gypsy jazz and American standards.
