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bauerhillboy
Posted 2007-01-08 3:26 PM (#121375)
Subject: effects question from newbie


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Maybe someone has asked this question before. Maybe it was me. I forget completly.

Now that I have this 1581 (which maybe I'll be allowed to keep), I'm looking at using it instead of my 1115. What I would like is a piece of equipment that will make my 6 string sound like a 12 string VERY CONVINCINGLY. It would be nice if it also eliminated feedback, replaced my direct box, and could produce some other effects besides the 12 string.
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Old Applause Owner
Posted 2007-01-08 6:50 PM (#121376 - in reply to #121375)
Subject: Re: effects question from newbie


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Location: Canton (Detroit), MI
Getcha a chorus pedal and play with it until you get the settings where you're happy. That will do the most for you in terms of fullness of sound with an acoustic.

What REALLY sounds cool is chorus with reverb....I use that on my Crate Taos with my Ovations an awful lot of the time.

Roger
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Paul Templeman
Posted 2007-01-08 7:57 PM (#121377 - in reply to #121375)
Subject: Re: effects question from newbie


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A chorus pedal will make it sound like a 6-string guitar with chorus, it's a good sound but doesn't sound like a 12 string. There is absolutely nothing that will "VERY CONVINCINGLY" make a 6 string guitar sound like a 12 string apart from adding 6 extra strings. There are some pedals which have 12 string simulation patches but frankly they're pretty horrible. If you want a plugged-in 12 string sound put a pickup in your 1115 or convince your other half you need another guitar.
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cliff
Posted 2007-01-08 9:20 PM (#121378 - in reply to #121375)
Subject: Re: effects question from newbie


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Whot's with the dual threads??

Wasn't this question asked somewhere else???
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an4340
Posted 2007-01-08 9:32 PM (#121379 - in reply to #121375)
Subject: Re: effects question from newbie


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The POG (see the twin of this thread) can also sound like church organ. So if the organist shows up late, just go on without him!
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ProfessorBB
Posted 2007-01-09 3:44 PM (#121380 - in reply to #121375)
Subject: Re: effects question from newbie



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Elginacres uses a Korg GN4 that contains a very realistic 12-string effect. When I heard it, I immediately started looking at them on the Bay, but they're relatively rare and several hundred dollars. In addition, they've been around awhile so some of the ones listed weren't in the best of shape.
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