Adamas Q597
peterbright
Posted 2004-01-21 12:09 PM (#196762)
Subject: Adamas Q597


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MF now has the Adamas Q597 listed at $1799.

I have posted the picture in my gallery.
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alpep
Posted 2004-01-21 12:56 PM (#196763 - in reply to #196762)
Subject: Re: Adamas Q597


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please note that this is NOT the "Q" that we all have been waiting for, essemtially it is a CVT with q soundholes.
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cliff
Posted 2004-01-21 1:08 PM (#196764 - in reply to #196762)
Subject: Re: Adamas Q597


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. . . great.
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Bob Mintus
Posted 2004-01-21 9:06 PM (#196765 - in reply to #196762)
Subject: Re: Adamas Q597


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Is this the "LX" version of the Adamas?

Sure would be nice if they would update their website...
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peterbright
Posted 2004-01-22 2:16 AM (#196766 - in reply to #196762)
Subject: Re: Adamas Q597


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Speaking of updating their website...what are the advantages of the OP Pro over the OP50? The OP Pro does not appear to have a notch filter as the OP 40, OP50 & Optima have.
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moody, p.i.
Posted 2004-01-22 9:33 AM (#196767 - in reply to #196762)
Subject: Re: Adamas Q597


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Not meaning to sound as incompetent as I actually am, but I believe that the advantage of the OP Pro is that it is easy to see on stage and easy to use. Fewer controls and ease of use on a guitar is a major plus to most people. If I want to play with my guitar's sound, I'll use an external box. It's one of the reasons I like my 1537 Elite. Volume and tone control knobs (that also look classy) and that's it. If I'm looking to keep things simple, I go straight into the board, if I'm looking for the best sound, I go thru an eq box.

Invariably, the simple life is the best life.
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cliff
Posted 2004-01-22 9:44 AM (#196768 - in reply to #196762)
Subject: Re: Adamas Q597


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". . simple IS as simple DOES . . "

or sumthin' like that.
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peterbright
Posted 2004-01-22 10:10 AM (#196769 - in reply to #196762)
Subject: Re: Adamas Q597


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What kind of EQ box is recommended?
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Bluebird
Posted 2004-01-22 4:02 PM (#196770 - in reply to #196762)
Subject: Re: Adamas Q597



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LR Baggs Para Acoustic DI. Awesome box. You can run a pickup straight into this...no onboard preamp at all if you wish. I had heard a couple of guys play through these and just had to get one.
Not sure if Al carries these or not. Here's were I got mine.

Wayne

LR Baggs Para Acoustic DI
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Bob Mintus
Posted 2004-01-22 10:00 PM (#196771 - in reply to #196762)
Subject: Re: Adamas Q597


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That looks handy for applications where you need to plug it into a board with a lo-Z jacks. Too bad that they don't make a belt-mountable version. That would be sweet. Perfect for my 12-String Alvarez Yairi.
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Paul Templeman
Posted 2004-01-23 5:27 AM (#196772 - in reply to #196762)
Subject: Re: Adamas Q597


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Baggs make a few belt-mountable pre's. They're not as sophisticated as the Para-Acoustic DI, but they'e pretty good.

http://www.lrbaggs.com/html/products/products_preamps.shtml

The Boss AD series are excellent, and the new Fishman Aura pedal is very impressive.
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