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How prevalent are these devices in use with Ovation players on this board or in general? I found it indespensible, but have found few others that really swear by them. The difference in getting rid of that "quack" is pretty amazing.
Has anyone used the AD-8? Yamaha Acoustic Stomp? Anything else out there that does the same thing better?
The AD-5 seems to be the best sound for the price. |
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Location: Scotland | I've used an AD5 since 1999 and I've yet to find antyhing to better it. |
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Location: Lake Hiawatha, New Jersey | I use an AD8 for playing live with my Martins (don't yell at me, I bring the Ovation out too!). I have found the AD8 useful because it has programmable presets which allows the user to store different sounds. In my case, I find it useful for switching between settings for fingerstyle and chord strumming.
As for my Ovation 12 string. I tried it with the AD8 and found that I like it better with no effects. I run it straight to the board through an E.Q. and a D.I. using only a touch of reverb from my mixer. I have found that with my Ovations, less is more as far as processing goes.
Just my opinion. |
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Boss AD5 and piezo "quack"