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Location: Huntington Beach, CA | I'm looking for a combination EQ/Tuner that can be worn on a belt or affixed to a back pocket. Does anyone have experience with such equipment for A/E guitars? Or what is your preferred combination of signal enhancers/modifiers (foot pedals, etc.). I see all kinds of stuff for electric guitars and basses. What about for (older) Ovations? Thanks. |
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Location: NJ | try a boss eq and tuner AFAIK there is nothing that you can mount on your belt |
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| Go here - http://www.headwayelectronics.com/index.htm
you want Model X - belt mounted preamp/eq from one of the best in the business |
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Location: closely held secret | Try this!
Amazing what they can do these days! |
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| Made my brain hurt. |
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Location: closely held secret | Pretty cool, huh? |
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Location: closely held secret | They also have this one which is an effects processor. |
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| The minute I see the words "friendly user interface" I lose the will to live.
(are you on commission from these guys?)
the Zoom website is pretty cool - but not as good as Behringer's. |
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Location: closely held secret | Nope, no commission. I was just surfing and came across it. Yeah, Behringer has some cool stuff. I almost went for thier audio interface, but they had so many driver problems when they released it I got scared off and went for M-audio instead. |
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| I was only really comparing the actual websites - I think Behr's is one of the best, zoom's is very good and Roland and Yamaha just have too much stuff in their catalogues to make their sites particularly good. They could both do with redesigning.
This is a REALLY good site for guitars
http://www.lakewood.de/en/indexe.htm
I was going to buy a M-1 CCP before I got my Custom Legend. The way it works as you click on each of the specs is really how Ovation's site should work.
They are also FANTASTIC guitars if you ever get the chance to play one. I would buy one ahead of any Martin/Gibson I ever played.
Just not as sweet as my Os. :D |
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Location: closely held secret | That's a nice site. The guitars look nice, but they have an awful lot of sharp edges. I might hurt myself. |
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Location: San Bernardino, California | http://www.stewmac.com/shop/Electronics,_pickups/Preamps:_For_trans...
I don't think this one has a belt clip, but I suspect it wouldn't be hard to make a holder for it.
Little cheaper here:
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7/g=home/search/detail/base_pid/3... |
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