Product Description
The Ellipse Aura by Fishman is a game - changer for acoustic musicians. It marries a top - notch onboard preamp design with the powerful Aura Acoustic Imaging Technology to produce a lifelike sound. With this device, you can precisely replicate the sound of your instrument as if it were mic'd in a professional studio. This intuitive, soundhole - mounted preamp allows you to load up to four Aura Images from the included Aura Image Gallery software. Its ergonomic design places slider controls right at your fingertips, enabling you to keep a natural playing position. Key features include the world - renowned Acoustic Matrix undersaddle pickup, automatic anti - feedback, and a host of useful controls like Pickup/Image Blend, Volume, and a Phase switch. It also has a low - battery indicator and a unique patent - pending neodymium magnetic mounting system for hassle - free, solder - free installation. The preamp comes with switchable low - frequency tone - shaping. Available in wide, narrow, or split formats, professional installation is recommended. Specifications: Standard pickup length of 2.65, accommodates most 3 - 7/8 round soundholes, runs on a 9 - Volt battery with a 33 - hour battery life.
Using the Fishman Ellipse Aura is a breeze. First, install it in your acoustic instrument. Thanks to the unique neodymium magnetic mounting system, it's easy to set up without soldering, though professional installation is advised. Once installed, turn on the 9 - Volt battery. You can download up to four Aura Images from the included Aura Image Gallery software to customize the sound. Use the slider controls at your fingertips to adjust settings like Pickup/Image Blend, Volume, and Phase switch for the best sound. When playing, the automatic anti - feedback feature will help reduce unwanted noise. As for maintenance, keep an eye on the low - battery indicator. Replace the 9 - Volt battery when needed to ensure 33 hours of continuous use. Also, be careful not to damage the pickup or preamp during installation or while handling your instrument.
