Acoustic "simulator" pedal to get a more acoustic/woody sound?

[Bob_Ross]

Sorry sport, I have one of the first ones made.
You don't have to ask how I know you're full of it.

[Woody Sound]

I’ve never tried the Baggs with my ES175, but I swear by it for a Krivo Djangobucker since I plugged one into the other on a whim.

It shouldn’t work but it does. It seems to add a bit of top end. It’s also obviously a powerful parametric EQ. It makes the guitar sound more acoustic somehow. Which sounds dumb.

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I'm pretty sure the Krivo has a much fuller response at the top end than a "regular" electric bucker already. So the Baggs is already starting with a more natural sounding source.

Standard "ICBW" caveat applies.

[Woodstove]

I'm pretty sure the Krivo has a much fuller response at the top end than a "regular" electric bucker already. So the Baggs is already starting with a more natural sounding source.

Standard "ICBW" caveat applies.

Along these lines when I want my Trenier with a P90 Bare Knuckle Manhattan to sound more accoustic the Braggs Venue is very nice. And I just tried the Braggs Session pedal learning about it in the Martin Taylor thread and it adds a lovely woody warmth in conjunction with the Venue.