Wow...having an amp makes all the difference
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Dave uses a Fishman gold plus natural on his Martin guitars and A Fishman acoustic matrix on his taylors. It really doesn't matter what kind of pickup comes with an electric acoustic, as long as it sounds good. It helps if the pickup has a good preamp (with little switches) on it.
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The best way is to mic the guitar at the neck joint. If you're recording, it's good to have two pencil condensers pointed at the joint making a "V" shape, then pan them hard and make the mix nice later.Sort Of A Protest Song wrote:Really? I've heard it sounds really good. Never had the chance to hear it myself yet, though..dmbguitar718 wrote:never mic the soundhole.Beauford33 wrote:eh, if coult have my way...Id rather just mic the soundhole. No amp sound can beat a full dreadnought unamped.
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He is right ! one mic @ 30 degrees to sound hole @ 15th fret and the other opposite!slimerdmb24 wrote:The best way is to mic the guitar at the neck joint. If you're recording, it's good to have two pencil condensers pointed at the joint making a "V" shape, then pan them hard and make the mix nice later.Sort Of A Protest Song wrote:Really? I've heard it sounds really good. Never had the chance to hear it myself yet, though..dmbguitar718 wrote:never mic the soundhole.Beauford33 wrote:eh, if coult have my way...Id rather just mic the soundhole. No amp sound can beat a full dreadnought unamped.
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Of course I'm right. 8)TaylorGuy110 wrote:He is right ! one mic @ 30 degrees to sound hole @ 15th fret and the other opposite!slimerdmb24 wrote:The best way is to mic the guitar at the neck joint. If you're recording, it's good to have two pencil condensers pointed at the joint making a "V" shape, then pan them hard and make the mix nice later.Sort Of A Protest Song wrote:Really? I've heard it sounds really good. Never had the chance to hear it myself yet, though..dmbguitar718 wrote:never mic the soundhole.Beauford33 wrote:eh, if coult have my way...Id rather just mic the soundhole. No amp sound can beat a full dreadnought unamped.
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Bullshit. That's all opinion based. I think it sounds great. I recorded in my cousins studio with a mic & it sounded fucking awesome. It was a really expensive mic though.Kukini wrote:dmbguitar718 wrote:never mic the soundhole.Beauford33 wrote:eh, if coult have my way...Id rather just mic the soundhole. No amp sound can beat a full dreadnought unamped.
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