An acoustic guitar is a self-sufficient instrument, but when it is electrified, additional options are created in that situation. Whether you want to add effects, or you just want to adjust the frequencies, or you want to have control over the signal and character of your electro-acoustic guitar, processors are then a necessary thing that allows you to do all that.
Multieffects for Acoustic Guitars
The Top control adjusts the high end and Body simulates the actual resonance of the guitar body. Volume obviously controls the volume. The 3 way selector of Piezo, Standard and Jumbo modes create quite a noticeable difference in sound. Takes a 9v power supply or battery and is true bypass in a durab..
• 3 Digital Effects: Chorus, Delay and Reverb • Notch (Feedback Control). • 2 Band EQ, Treble and Bass • DI • AUX • NORMAL/BRIGHT (Treble Boost) • Headphone Connection • The NOTCH Function is for controlling feedback noise • The AUX functions allows connection to a play-along device li..
• To Avoid overloading the Acoustic Guitar EQ use the INPUT knob of this DI to reduce the volume • Turn on the ANTI FEEDBACK Footswitch and adjust the ANTI FEEDBACK Knob to avoid volume feedback • Turn on TREBLE BOOST Footswitch, to increase the brightness of the tone • True bypass • Zahtjevi na..
The AD-2 is a preamp and D.I. Box for acoustic guitars. It has a built-in dual band EQ so you can fine-tune the low and high frequencies. It also features a treble boost to push the end when you need it. Another very helpful addition is the anti-feedback circuit, this is very useful for live perform..