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12-10-2011, 11:01 PM
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 Fishman Loudbox Artist I just pick one of these puppies up for a song and a dime at GC (several holiday coupons). Really surprisingly good sounding. Much cheaper than the Performer, smaller, lighter, and fills a room. The tweeter dial on the front of the amp enables you to shift easily between semi, hollow, acoustic. Simple to use and adjust quickly, and with the front lights, easy to see in the dark. Definitely a more cost effective consideration as opposed to Henriksen, AI, Evans, etc. It won't dispose of my AI/ RE, but is is a worthy little guy for recording and for short trips where I don't feel like carrying much. I like the built-in effects better than Phil Jones, AER, Henriksen, AI, and others. But, none of the will displace my WET reverb pedal if it can come. Anyway, Fishman done did good.
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12-11-2011, 01:20 AM
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| Seriously. It can be tough to dial in, but once it is, its great. Really light too. |
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