***12/21/09 UDPATE: After playing for a while I now attach the pickup in the standard way between the strings. Having it on the quiver transmitted too much noise.****
With the new tailpiece I didn’t want the pickup on the strings as with my standard tailpiece. So, I drilled a small hole in my quiver then cut small notches in to fit the piezo portion through the quiver. I haven’t used it live yet but it seems to work well.
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Ever think about mounting the quiver to an aluminum “L” attached at the post? Might take away any possible deadening effects from the ties… (i.e. maybe a floor-tom leg clamped to the post)…
Just a thought, if you’re going for maximum vibration…