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Hamish Bayne
I always use an Accusound microphone system on the concertinas I make and play. In a band situation it reproduces the acoustic sound of the instrument accurately and is reliable and easy to attach without causing damage to the instrument

Flos Headford (Old Swan and Melstock)
The Accusound has been the only trouble-free microphone I have used - a fine product, an easy price and easy to use. Paul Burgess and I use a pair on fiddle - I have tried it on piano, banjo, mandolin and guitar and I have had very good results on all of them.

Paul James (Blowsabella)
Basically they are brilliant and reliable. We have used them in the studio and out on tour in Britain, France, Italy and Brazil. The sound is excellent and they do not cause any problems.

Simon Thoumire
Accusound concertina microphones are just great for a constant clear concertina sound. This added together with thr freedom of movement gained (no more sitting exactly in front of 2 mic stands!) make them the ideal mic's for live gigging. www.simonthoumire.com

Jon Thorne
The Accusound Double Bass Microphone System provides an unbelievably accurate and powerful reproduction of my acoustic sound and I endorse it unreservedly.  No other system on the market comes anywhere close. www.jonthorne.co.uk

Graham Clark
I have been using Accusound products since they were introduced in 1985. 
For many years I found that the strip contact mic gave the most accurate reproduction of any violin amplification I tried, and I tried the lot.  Accusound have surpassed even this with their hypercardioid capsule microphone.  I am happy to use this mic in bands of any size, from duos to a small orchestra with four drummers, four trombones and four reed instruments.  www.grahamviolin.com