- Most guitarists are familiar with L.R. Baggs for the company’s popular pickups and electronics.
- And with its latest product announcement at the 2017 NAMM Show—the Synapse Personal PA System—the company will soon be known in the personal PA segment as well.
- The Synapse Personal PA System is the result of nearly four years of L.R. Baggs’ most advanced engineering. Developed primarily for singer-songwriters and solo acoustic performers, Synapse employs a unique, all-horn speaker design that projects a full 180-degree horizontal waveform at all frequencies, connecting the performer and audience together in the exact same sound.
- In the clip below, we chat with L.R. Baggs owner and founder Lloyd Baggs to get the scoop.
NAMM 2017: L.R. Baggs Debuts Synapse Personal PA System
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