Shadow SH2000 STANDARD TRANSDUCER VOLUME TONE
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- High output level for dynamic amplification, with precise response up to high frequencies
- Built-in controls : volume and tone adjustment directly on the transducer, convenient for playing situations
- Ultra versatile : usable on any acoustic instrument generating vibrations, including percussion
- Ideal for TRIGGER/MIDI : excellent pickup to feed a trigger interface and control sounds via MIDI
Manufacturer Information
Shadow
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A Shadow Standard with Onboard Controls
The Shadow SH2000 embodies the spirit of a reliable and efficient piezo transducer, designed to capture the instrument's vibrations as closely as possible. It is announced as similar to the ESH 2001 model, while going further in terms of comfort thanks to its integrated volume and tone controls. The result: a simple solution to shape your sound without multiplying accessories, keeping control over your sound balance during rehearsals, on stage, or in the home studio.
For Which Instruments and Musicians?
This "multi-instrument" piezo pickup is aimed at musicians who want to amplify an acoustic instrument without altering its character: strings, hollow-body instruments, and also percussion as long as there are vibrations to capture. Its ability to maintain good definition in the highs makes it a relevant choice for playing styles rich in attacks, harmonics, and nuances. It will also suit hybrid setups when the goal is to obtain a usable signal for a TRIGGER/MIDI interface.
Powerful Output, Immediate Control, Hassle-Free Installation
The SH2000 focuses on efficiency: a high output level and optimized reproduction, including in the upper spectrum, to remain clear in a mix. The onboard controls allow quick adjustment of level and tone color depending on the room, instrument, or playing technique, without relying on a built-in preamp. Its 30 cm cable offers a convenient connection to your amplification chain or interface, while keeping a discreet and ready-to-play setup.
Technical specifications
| EQ | Tone | Low battery indicator | No |
| Category | piezo sensor | Professional installation | No |
| Type | piezo | Brightness wheel | No |
| Instrument | multi-instrument | Settings | volume |
| Tuner | No | Color | Black |
| Notch filter | No | ||
| Output level | high | Compatibility | TRIGGER/MIDI use, trigger interfaces and MIDI control |
| Cable | 30 cm | Integrated preamp | no |
| Compatible instruments | any acoustic instrument generating vibrations, including percussion | Brilliance control | no |
Customer reviews
What customers say
Summarized and selected by AI from recent customer reviews
This passive pickup/transducer offers natural sound reproduction for acoustic instruments. Customers said it's "very practical" and provides "excellent sound" with easy installation. The device is discreet and sensitive. However, it has moderate gain requiring external processing via mixer, preamp, or DI. Includes 4m cable.
Review highlights
- “Excellent sound”
- “Very good product, easy installation, very discreet, impeccable sound reproduction”
- “Very practical for amplifying a Greek bouzouki”
Based on 7 reviews
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After a quick test I found this microphone not bad. Not excellent but better than a first-price passive soundhole, for example, because this microphone is very passive, the gain is not very high. And obligation to deal behind via a mix or preamp or DI. For ergonomics it is good, fast and easy. It is easy to find the right pickup location on the cash register. Finally, for the sound, I did not notice any feedback or saturation. I did not test it on an amp but on recording connected to a zoom h2n. And the sound is quite natural, much more than an overly magnetic electric soundhole. Maybe a bit better than a piezo but worth checking. For the price it's fine, not more expensive anyway. And since this sensor is also sensitive to body noise, it can be used for many other things. For example, attach it to a wooden case and play rhythmic patterns :-) So good to have in your pocket, it will remain useful at some point.
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Thanks for the fast shipping. For items of little value why not send them by post? Chronopost is good but you have to be there when the delivery person comes by!
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Very good product, stupid pose, very discreet reproduction of the impeccable sound. For info: 4 m cable supplied, small male jack at the input and 6.35 male jack at the output.
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Good telephone reception and good order processing by Dorotheé
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great sound; plugged into a Behringer qx1002 USB table
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Shadow SH2000 compatible with percussion instruments?
This multi-instrument piezo pickup can capture vibrations from percussion instruments as well as from string and body instruments.
What controls are available on the SH2000?
Two onboard controls allow adjustment of volume and tone. The level and timbre can thus be modified directly on the pickup.
What cable length is provided with this piezo pickup?
The built-in cable is 30 cm long. This length allows for a discreet connection to the amplification chain or an interface.
Does the SH2000 have a built-in preamp or tuner?
This model does not include a preamp or tuner. It also lacks a notch filter and low battery indicator.
Can this pickup be used to trigger a MIDI interface?
Thanks to its high output level and defined high-frequency response, it can provide a usable signal with a TRIGGER/MIDI interface. Attacks, harmonics, and dynamics are thus captured closely to the instrument's vibrations. The SH2000 is reported to be similar to the ESH 2001 model.



