Fishman NEO-D MAGNETIC SOUNDHOLE PICKUP
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Clear and balanced acoustic sound : neodymium magnets for precise reproduction, with excellent attack definition.
- Passive single-coil pickup : no battery or power supply needed, direct plug-in for quick setup.
- Low profile design : discreet in the soundhole, ideal for maintaining playing comfort and the aesthetics of your guitar.
- Excellent value for money : the spirit of the Rare Earth series, in a more accessible version.
Manufacturer Information
Fishman
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In the spirit of Rare Earth, in a passive version
The Neo-D is part of Fishman's magnetic soundhole pickup family and features the neodymium magnetic structure popularized by the prestigious Rare Earth. It stands out with its 100% passive approach: no built-in preamp, no powered circuit, offering a simple, reliable, and economical solution while maintaining very convincing acoustic clarity.
For which guitarist and in what situations?
Designed for the acoustic guitar, this soundhole pickup is an excellent choice if you want to amplify yourself during rehearsals, at home, in songwriting workshops, or on small stages without complications. Its balanced output and good intelligibility are particularly suited for clean rhythms, arpeggios, and accompaniments where natural articulation is desired.
A design focused on simplicity and clarity
Thanks to its low profile design and high impedance construction, the Neo-D easily connects to your sound system or acoustic amplifier while avoiding power supply constraints. As a single-coil pickup, it prioritizes precision and dynamics, with a direct and musical character. Available in two finishes (dark brown or wood), it integrates harmoniously with the aesthetics of many guitars.
Technical specifications
| EQ | No | Low battery indicator | No |
| Category | acoustic microphone | Professional installation | No |
| Type | single coil, passive microphone, rosette | Soundhole width | 98.5 mm |
| Instrument | guitar | Brightness wheel | No |
| Tuner | No | Color | Black |
| Notch filter | No | ||
| Built-in preamp | no | Professional installation required | no |
| Brightness control knob | no | ||
Customer reviews
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Very good passive soundhole single-coil pickup. Used to amplify a Furch folk acoustic guitar. The only practical flaws that can be found in it is the cable that is a bit short and fixed. It would have been perfect if this cable had been removable. No need to disassemble the microphone then to switch from amplified acoustics to simple acoustics... To ponder at Fishman...
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Very good sound rendering of my Seagull with this Fishman rosette microphone on my active speaker using a small Alesis mixer.
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Good guitar pickup
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Questions frequently asked
Does the Fishman Micro NEO-d Single Coil require a battery?
Its 100% passive design does not require an onboard preamp or powered circuit. Therefore, no low battery indicator is provided.
What rosette size is needed for this pickup?
Installation is designed for a 98.5 mm wide rosette. This size is intended for an acoustic guitar.
Is the Neo-D suitable for an acoustic amplifier?
Thanks to its high-impedance design, it can be connected to a PA system or an acoustic amplifier. No equalization settings are built into the pickup. There is no notch filter or tuner included.
What kind of sound does a Fishman single coil rosette pickup provide?
The single coil configuration favors precision and dynamics. The neodymium magnetic structure contributes to a balanced sound, suitable for arpeggios and articulated rhythms.
Does the pickup have a brightness control?
No brightness knob is integrated, and the technical specifications indicate a black finish.



