Feature

●Designed for the Mini, this add-on pickup is a snap to install
●Developed exclusively for the Taylor Mini and based on Taylors Expression System technology, the ES-Go is a magnetic, stacked-humbucking soundhole pickup that anyone can easily add to their Mini without the help of a guitar technician
●All you need is a screwdriver and a few minutes
●Once the ES-Go pickup is in place, the GS Mini can be plugged into an acoustic amp, PA system or recording device for a great amplified acoustic sound
●Developed exclusively for the Taylor Mini and based on Taylors Expression System technology, the ES-Go is a magnetic, stacked-humbucking soundhole pickup that anyone can easily add to their Mini without the help of a guitar technician


Description

Product Description

Developed exclusively for the Taylor GS Mini, the ES-Go is a magnetic soundhole pickup that anyone can easily add to their GS Mini without the help of a guitar technician. All you need is a screwdriver and a few minutes. Once the ES-Go pickup is in place, the GS Mini can be plugged into an acoustic amp, PA system or recording device for a great amplified acoustic sound.

Designed for the Taylor GS Mini, this add-on pickup is a snap to install.

Developed exclusively for the Mini, the ES-Go is a magnetic soundhole pickup that anyone can easily add to their Mini without the help of a guitar technician. All you need is a screwdriver and a few minutes. Once the ES-Go pickup is in place, the GS Mini can be plugged into an acoustic amp, PA system or recording device for a great amplified acoustic sound. Click the images below to view installation details.

Installation Instructions:

The three endpin screws and endpin have been removed, allowing the endpin jack cable to be inserted through the hole.



A pre-installed metal clip in the Mini folds over the cable to secure it inside the guitar body.



After plugging the endpin jack cable into an input jack on the pickup, the pickup clips into a pre-installed connecting bracket.



The elegantly designed "floating" pickup never touches the soundboard.