Yes Rob. If you put an ordinary mono lead in then you get both voices blended. But if you put a stereo lead in which is split into two monos at the other end, then the tip sends the electric voice and the ring will send the acoustic voice.

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Hi Jean-Pierre. Ah good questions, both of them . . . firstly changing strings; yes the pickup does get in the way a bit but it can be done, but what I do to save fiddling is that I raise the bridge/tailpiece enough to access the holes, and then screw it back down when the new stings are fitted. I use Elixirs that last for ages and I am not using a pick like a shovel so I don't breal strings on gigs . . . but if you are someone who does then yes, that could be a problem. Fitting without making holes in one's guitar: There is a very smart felt-backed clamp that comes with the pickup which allows the controller to be securely fixed with the help of the strap button. I put a slightly longer screw in as well. The actual pickup is simply stuck on with double sided tape. I have never had one fall off, but they are easy to remove when you want to, and do not harm the finish on your precious guitar.