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Pastimes : Anybody play guitar? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Investor2 who wrote (261)	7/13/2009 12:32:49 AM
From: TH	Respond to of 310

Investor, If you want a good sound for a band, read up at the link I posted. The solo player wants a full spectrum of acoustic sound. It is difficult to achieve and feedback is a concern. The band player is more concerned about having a good cutting sound that fills their space within the band's sound. They usually want less feedback, scooped mids, and the ability to get loud. Those preferences require a compromise and the full range of the acoustic, including harmonics, lush tone, and a wide range of woody body sounds is usually sacrificed. The guys on that forum can give you much more help than I can. They are a great bunch and it is free to join and ask as many questions as you want. Good Luck TH

To: Investor2 who wrote (261)	7/13/2009 10:20:46 PM
From: TH	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 310

Investor, Paul is right about many of the "acoustic-electrics" sounding like something less than an acoustic should sound like. Taylor, for as much I do not care for them, does have some models that can do both well. This guy is really moving up the ranks. You can hear his be-bop roots in this one, which is a tip of the hat to the great gloved pervert (RIP). He is probably playing a model with mahogany and sitka. He gets a great tone, so there are some good acoustic-electrics out there. You are just going to have to try a bunch. youtube.com GT TH