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Location: Scotland | A Brit guitar mag has a preveiw of the new Line6 digital modelling guitar. It's the same concept as the Variax except it's a solid-body acoustic which models classic acoustics including various Martins & Gibsons (You'd have thought there might have been an Adamas model in there but Ovations are conspicuous by their absence) I hope they've made some improvements, I really like the Variax but I thought all of the acoustic models on the original version sucked.
http://www.line6.com/textArticle.html?id=22&category=general |
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Location: On the beach in Southwest Florida | Virtual Capo certainly sounds interesting. Is that built into any effects pedals or boxes that you know of? |
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Location: Scotland | The only other device I'm aware of that can do open-tunings without actually retuning, or has a virtual capo is the Roland VG8 digital modeller. Works with any GK2-equipped guitar |
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Location: NJ | ". . . Ovations are conspicuous by their absence . . "
. . . with the exception of the "chambered mahagony body".
Looks pretty interesting.
Any idea of $? |
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Location: Scotland | I think it's around $800 |
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| Harmony-central.com has a lengthy video with eh eh sound quality. It sounds, actually, pretty good. Better than the acoustic models on the vg-8 and 88 for sure. I think it was more like 1400....
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Location: Scotland | I think I meant £800 |
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New Line6 digital acoustic guitar
