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Info on acoustic amps

  • 31-12-2004 10:53pm
    #1
    PeadarofAodh
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    I'm just wondering is it worth getting an acoustic amp instead of just sticking with my normal amp? I find I seem to get quite a bit of feedback from my current electric guitar amp if I'm not very careful.

    Can anyone recommend a decent but cheap (probably just for practice) acoustic amp? I'm currently playing a simon and patrick spruce 6cw if that makes any difference.


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  • #2
    Doctor J
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    Get one of those feedback busters (I think that's what they're called) - they're like a black plastic disk which goes into the sound hole of your acoustic and prevents it from resonating as easily at high volumes.


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