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Location: Michigan | Any opinions on the 1624 unplugged. I have read the nice reviews about it plugged in but what about sans amplification? Thought and experiences appreciated.
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Location: SoCal | So so. It's a shallow bowl with VT-8 bracing. Not the best combination. Still beats the snot out of a Godin, or Ovation Viper or Gibson Chet Atkins nylon string, unplugged. They are all meant to be plugged in...... |
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Location: Pacific Northwest Inland Empire | +1. Great Minds Think Alike. |
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Location: NW Washington State | Mine is not as loud or bright as an inexpensive Yamaha classical I have. It couldn't compete with steel strings in a jam session. But it's fine by itself and loud enough to annoy my wife in another room. It has much more unplugged volume than a hybrid solid-body nylon. The bowl on mine is about 4" deep at the soundhole, so it's not "super" shallow.
I wonder if all of them were VT bracing?
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Location: Michigan | Originally posted by numbfingers:
But it's fine by itself and loud enough to annoy my wife in another room.
-Steve W. My wife has discovered a new use for my Bose headphones :) |
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Location: Steeler Nation, Hudson Valley Contingent | Originally posted by twistedlim:
Originally posted by numbfingers:
But it's fine by itself and loud enough to annoy my wife in another room.
-Steve W. My wife has discovered a new use for my Bose headphones :)  |
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1624 unplugged?
