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Anyone use this or know if it's any good?
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"You have a pud..your wife has a face. Next time she bitches..I'd play cock bongos on her cheeks..all four of them!" - Bill Z.
I just just had a sudden urge to sugga dick..! If I wore that guitar and didn't suck male genitalia..somethin' is very wrong! - Bill Z. -
Simply the best floor acoustic simulator pedal in the business.
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Agreed.Originally posted by jgcableComment
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-1, they sound terrible. I had one for a while - it's just awful. You are better off just playing your guitar clean.Originally posted by jgcableI want REAL change. I want dead bodies littering the capitol.
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Tim, could there have been something wrong with the one you had??Originally posted by hippietim
I have had several AC2's and I also used the Boss GT6 that has an AC2 built in.
Nothing but compliments everytime I gigged with it. My bandmate uses one live all the time for acoustic tones with his LP. He routes the AC2 via a Whirlwind switcher directly to the board. The acoustic tones he gets are outstanding.Comment
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John - I've owned two different ones. Thought they both sounded like crap. My thoughts on this are pretty simple for a live situation: if song just has a short bit of acoustic in it then you can get by with a clean electric tone and it won't matter, but if the song has acoustic throughout and it is integral to presenting the tune then just play an acoustic guitar. Even a cheap acoustic with a piezo is going to sound dramatically better than that Boss pedal. Also, there are a number of electric guitars that have piezo outs that sound pretty good - I had a Godin LGXT that was excellent.
Oh, and then there's a Variax - those are great and offer a lot of Electric and Acoustic tones all in one guitar.I want REAL change. I want dead bodies littering the capitol.
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