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Location: Tuscany, Italy | Two short sound samples :
rithm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yvUWX9qseY
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recording
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BL6IKnSCUr0
as usual amp is setted with flat tone.
Enjoy
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Location: Le Havre (France) | Nice !
I didn't notice that the iDea could be used as a looper !
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Location: Vernon CT | Very Nice Riccardo!!!!
I've heard that the Idea Guitar doesn't have a great tone to it,BUT, you have proven once again it is not the Guitar so much as the Player. |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Bravo Riccardo! 
What amp is that? |
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Location: Tuscany, Italy | Johnny, that's an SR technology amp., made in Italy. Here is the link to their web site.
http://www.sr-tech.net/index.php?option=com_frontpage&Itemid=1
Bob, you are right !!
Nevertheless, I think the guitar doesn't sound that much acoustically but the whole idea project is focused on the preamp so no need of a real acoustic guitar builted around it...... :confused: |
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Location: Texas | I just got an iDea preamp kit last night and fiddled with it in my 2080 until the wee hours, it's a pretty cool little gadget…
Originally posted by Dude:
Nice !
I didn't notice that the iDea could be used as a looper !
Great ! As marenostrum so perfectly demonstrates in his video, it is pretty simple and effective to loop a part to play over/with. You just record the first part, go in an play it back and mark the "A" and "B" of the loop and play it with "repeat on." Since you can set the start and end points, you basically just trim the delay from when you push "record" to when you start playing and the corresponding delay afterwards that occurs when you stop playing and move your hand up to push the button to stop recording. It might be difficult to be dead-on accurate, but you can get pretty darn close for just practicing leads, etc. I did a few chord progressions to play leads over last night and the loop was right on tempo and basically inaudible. It works quite well. |
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Location: NJ | steppin out
a great tune |
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Location: Texas | Originally posted by alpep:
steppin out
a great tune Yeah, Joe Jackson, haven't heard much about him in a long time… |
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Ovation idea ..... again
