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Zoom A2.1u Acoustic Guitar Multi-Effects Pedal
Nothing lost everything gained 96kHz sampling brings out the true nature of acoustic guitar sound The rich detailed tone of an acoustic guitar is created by a delicate triple harmony of strings neck and body. But a piezo or magnetic pickup never captures the full body resonance often resulting in thin sound dominated by the strings. This tendency can't be fully compensated with a conventional preamp equalizer. The A2 series incorporates 24 bit / 96 kHz sampling and sophisticated sound modeling technology to process the line signal from the pickup adding a lush body tone and the spatial ambience that is created by mic recording. Even when playing through an amplifier or PA speaker the resonance of the guitar body is restored allowing the natural acoustic sound to shine through. The new ZOOM ZFX 3 32 bit DSP chip The heart of any multi effect device is its processor and decoder section. ZOOM has attained a new level with the ZFX 3 chip. 32 bit architecture ensures outstanding performance and allows smooth and detailed signal processing. Fine nuances of fingering and touch come through without any deterioration thanks to this incredibly powerful DSP. Select optimum characteristics to match pickup and amp model The GLOBAL module that controls settings for the entire unit combines a pair of parameters called AMP SELECT and PICKUP SELECT. These let you optimize frequency response for the type of pickup and amp that you are using. Whether recording or live on stage you can always get just the right acoustic sound. AMP SELECT Choose from three settings combo bright combo stack and eliminate the excessive treble that can ruin the sound when playing an acoustic guitar through an amp. PICK UP SELECT Besides piezo and magnetic for acoustic guitars electric guitar pickup settings such as single coil and humbucker settings are available allowing you to use the unit as an acoustic guitar simulator. Six band linear equalizer or two band parametric equalizer provide ambience control Center frequency allocation and filter slopes of the built in six band EQ are optimized for acoustic guitar. Peaking type filters in the crucial middle range 320Hz 500Hz 1.2kHz 6.3kHz are augmented by shelving type filters at the low and high end 60Hz and 12kHz . Further flexibility is offered by the possibility to switch to a two band parametric EQ for delivering a pin point boost or cut. The A2 series lets you really take control. Feedback control feature When playing an acoustic guitar on stage acoustic feedback howling is often a problem but now there is a remedy. The feedback control feature allows automatic or manual detection of the constantly changing feedback point and an effective notch filter is then brought into action to provide the required attenuation. Auto detection can be triggered with the foot switch to allow swift reaction during a performance. 47 high quality effects implemented with 32 bit processing Eight modules dedicated to aspects such as dynamics filtering m
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Zoom A2 Acoustic Guitar Multi-Effects Pedal
Explore a new world of natural acoustic sound nothing lost everything gained 96kHz sampling brings out the true nature of acoustic guitar sound The rich detailed tone of an acoustic guitar is created by a delicate triple harmony of strings neck and body. But a piezo or magnetic pickup never captures the full body resonance often resulting in thin sound dominated by the strings. This tendency can't be fully compensated with a conventional preamp equalizer. The A2 series incorporates 24 bit / 96 kHz sampling and sophisticated sound modeling technology to process the line signal from the pickup adding a lush body tone and the spatial ambience that is created by mic recording. Even when playing through an amplifier or PA speaker the resonance of the guitar body is restored allowing the natural acoustic sound to shine through. The new ZOOM ZFX 3 32 bit DSP chip The heart of any multi effect device is its processor and decoder section. ZOOM has attained a new level with the ZFX 3 chip. 32 bit architecture ensures outstanding performance and allows smooth and detailed signal processing. Fine nuances of fingering and touch come through without any deterioration thanks to this incredibly powerful DSP. Select optimum characteristics to match pickup and amp model The GLOBAL module that controls settings for the entire unit combines a pair of parameters called AMP SELECT and PICKUP SELECT. These let you optimize frequency response for the type of pickup and amp that you are using. Whether recording or live on stage you can always get just the right acoustic sound. AMP SELECT Choose from three settings combo bright combo stack and eliminate the excessive treble that can ruin the sound when playing an acoustic guitar through an amp. PICK UP SELECT Besides piezo and magnetic for acoustic guitars electric guitar pickup settings such as single coil and humbucker settings are available allowing you to use the unit as an acoustic guitar simulator. Six band linear equalizer or two band parametric equalizer provide ambience control Center frequency allocation and filter slopes of the built in six band EQ are optimized for acoustic guitar. Peaking type filters in the crucial middle range 320Hz 500Hz 1.2kHz 6.3kHz are augmented by shelving type filters at the low and high end 60Hz and 12kHz . Further flexibility is offered by the possibility to switch to a two band parametric EQ for delivering a pin point boost or cut. The A2 series lets you really take control. Feedback control feature When playing an acoustic guitar on stage acoustic feedback howling is often a problem but now there is a remedy. The feedback control feature allows automatic or manual detection of the constantly changing feedback point and an effective notch filter is then brought into action to provide the required attenuation. Auto detection can be triggered with the foot switch to allow swift reaction during a performance. 47 high quality effects implemented with 32 bit processing Eight modules ded
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Yamaha Gigmaker Standard Acoustic Guitar Package
The Gigmaker standard is a great package that includes all the accessories needed to start playing immediately. This package includes an F325 acoustic guitar gig bag digital tuner DVD guitar lessons strap strings and picks. Features Spruce top Produces a rich tone. Accessories Comes with all the goodies to get you playing immediately Top spruce Back and sides meranti Neck nato Fingerboard rosewood Bridge rosewood Finishes natural Warranty limited lifetime warranty
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Yamaha Fgx730sc Acoustic-Electric Guitar
The Yamaha FGX730SC Acoustic Electric Guitar is part of Yamaha's FG acoustic guitars series and the company's longest running range of guitars. The company's first steel string acoustics launched in 1966 were FGs. New for this year the FGX730SC follows in a long line of player favorite electro-acoustics. The FGX series are the acoustic-electric version of the FG series. Traits inherited from the L-series such as non-scalloped X bracing and reverse-L block neck attachment have made it an instrument of high quality. It's clear bright tone is just at home playing accompaniment as it is playing lead and an on-board 3-band equalizer with an adjustable mid-range frequency offers superior tone tailoring. Look at some of the great features of the FGX730SC. A.R.T. Pickup System A.R.T. Acoustic Resonance Transducer technology Newly developed contact pickup and a unique multilayer structure achieves optimum dynamic balance. Yamaha acoustic-electric guitars have consistently used piezoelectric pickups to reproduce the pure sounds of the acoustic guitar. But piezoelectric pickups tended to overreact to changes in attack which in turn caused distortion. To achieve ideal playability Yamaha had to improve the way that these dynamics were controlled. To provide a solution to this issue the new pickup was designed with a multilayer structure consisting of six layers of different materials. This dampens excessive vibration from the topboard while picking up small resonances to achieve ideal sensitivity and outstanding dynamic balance. Also because the pickup is fitted directly beneath the topboard it functions as a transducer attached to the body. 3-way configuration In addition to two main pickups mounted under the saddle this system has one each on the bass and treble sides to capture the vibrations of the entire length of the strings and body as well as the sound's bass and treble components. The pickups are laid out in such a way as to achieve clear reproduction even during high-position soloing. A.R.T. Preamp System System56CB for FGX730SC 1-way configuration. This configuration features one main pickup system consisting of two pickups underneath the saddle. The 3-band equalizer gives the ability to control the mid-range for versatile sound creation that meets the musician's needs. The system is also equipped with an onboard tuner for optimum usability. Bracing Non-scallop X-type bracing design. Delivers deep lows full of presence that are unique to the Yamaha sound and a clear upper end. Response is clear and tight. Head Design Real mother-of-pearl inlay on the headstock is standard on all models and adds a touch of class not found in this price range. Neck Block Yamaha's original L block design offers faster transfer of string vibration to the guitar's body for greater depth and tone while enhancing stability around the neck joint. Large Bridges The large bridge offers greater transfer of string vibration to the body producing a tight and clear mid-range wit
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Yamaha Fg730s Acoustic Guitar
Outstanding detail. Outstanding craftsmanship. The level of detail and craftsmanship found in the 730S place this guitar in a class above the rest. Top Solid Sitka Spruce Back & Sides Rosewood Fingerboard Rosewood Body & Neck Binding Black/Ivory Tuners Diecast Warranty Limited Lifetime
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Yamaha Fg700s Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar
The heritage of Yamaha guitars begins with the FG line of acoustic guitars. Great entry level acoustic guitar with deluxe features including die-cast tuners solid sitka spruce top and a rosewood fingerboard. Solid Sitka Spruce Top Nato Back and Sides Rosewood Fingerboard Rosewood Bridge Black / White Body Binding Tortoise Pickguard Diecast Tuners Natural Finish Limited Lifetime Warranty Top Solid Sitka Spruce Cutaway Non Cutaway Back & Sides Nato Fingerboard Rosewood Body & Neck Binding Black/White Tuners Diecast Warranty Limited Lifetime
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Yamaha Cgs102 1/2 Size Classical Acoustic Guitar
This is Yamaha's smallest instrument. Its 21 in. scale length and 3-3/4 in. deep body provide a perfect fit for the youngest musicians ideal for student ages 3 7 . This petite size is the most difficult to produce properly and many inexpensive 'toy' guitars fill this price range. But don't let them fool you the CGS102 is a legitimate musical instrument constructed with the beautiful tonal woods and meticulous details of a full-sized Yamaha guitar. A correctly sized instrument is vital to learning. Nothing frustrates a young player more than trying to manage an instrument that's too large for growing hands and bodies. Yet many small guitars are little more than toys that easily fall out of tune or produce inadequate tone. For a guitar to inspire a student to greatness it must be made with the care and quality of a serious instrument. Yamaha has discovered a way to condense their world-renowned classic guitars into perfectly proportioned 1/2 and 3/4 sized models that retain a wonderfully rich full-size tone. These special instruments along with one full-size model form the Yamaha CGS Series. Their reduced scale lengths and action settings ensure that small students enjoy a positive guitar experience and a seamless transition as they grow. The Yamaha CGS approach incorporates a deep respect for the European guitar tradition. These instruments built with the skill and durability that have characterized Yamaha guitars for over 30 years meet the most stringent standards of conservatories and music schools throughout the world and overcome the daily handling of their enthusiastic students. Choosing the Right Size How do you determine the correct guitar size One rule of thumb is to simply have a child stand next to a guitar. The top of the guitar's headstock should reach the student's waist. Next have the child hold the instrument properly and with the left hand grasp the neck near the lowest frets. Without spreading the fingers the hand should cover 3-4 frets allowing a slight stretch for some chords. Nut widths 48 52 mm and bridge spacing are graduated for proper spacing for young hands. Hardened stainless steel frets have been leveled and polished to create a uniform playing surface
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Washburn D10s12 12-String Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar with Case
The 12-string version of the World's Best Selling Acoustic Guitar earned the distinction with superior craftsmanship tone and value. The 6-string was voted number 1 by Acoustic Guitar magazine as the best guitar under 500. Now with a Solid Spruce top. Features 12-string dreadnought Solid Spruce top Mahogany sides/back Mahogany neck with truss rod Rosewood fingerboard and bridge Natural/buffed gloss body Stained Mahogany/buffed gloss neck Chrome die-cast Grover style tuning machine Multi-lam top binding Neck binding New diamond inlaid marquetry rosette Black pickguard
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Washburn D10s Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar With Case
The World's Best Selling Acoustic Guitar earned the distinction with superior craftsmanship tone and value. Voted Number 1 by Acoustic Guitar magazine as the best guitar under 500. Now with a solid Spruce top. Features Dreadnought body Solid Spruce top Mahogany sides/back 25-1/2 in. 650mm neck scale 20 frets Joined at about 14th fret Nato neck Fingerboard radius 320mm Rosewood fingerboard and bridge Standard 2.7mm fretwire Natural/buffed gloss body Stained Mahogany/buffed gloss neck Chrome die-cast Grover style tuning machine Multi lam top binding Neck binding New diamond inlaid marquetry rosette About Wasburn Acoustics The diversity of the Washburn line assures that you will find a model that is right for you. These acoustic models are at home whether it is around the campfire or around the coffee house. The Washburn D10 is the Number One Selling Acoustic Guitar in the World. This is the result of the D-10's playability its use of fine solid tonewoods and its fine craftsmanship. The Romance of the Southwestern United States inspired this beautiful acoustic collection. These guitars deserve to share in that rich heritage. Dreadnought body Solid Spruce top Mahogany sides/back 25-1/2 in. 650mm neck scale 20 frets Joined at about 14th fret Nato neck Fingerboard radius 320mm Rosewood fingerboard Standard 2.7mm fretwire Natural/buffed gloss body Stained Mahogany/buffed gloss neck Rosewood bridge Chrome Grover style tuning machine Includes Hardshell Case
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The Acoustic Travel Guitar.
This is the acoustic travel guitar made by Washburn one of the oldest most respected manufacturers of stringed instruments since 1883 that produces superior resonance without the bulk and heft of a full-sized guitar. Made with a quality worthy of indulgent daily practice the guitar is crafted with a solid spruce top laminated mahogany back and sides nato neck and a rosewood fretboard and bridge. Its open-gear tuning machines keep the six steel strings taut without the slipping of lesser-made instruments. It packs away in its sturdy foam-lined cordura backpack case that easily fits in an airline overhead compartment. The case has internal and external storage pockets that accommodate your extra strings finger slide or capo; includes a guitar strap three plectrums and an instructional CD. 33' L x 8 1/4' W x 2' D. 3 1/2 lbs.
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Takamine G340 Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar
Dreadnought acoustic guitar with spruce top mahogany back and sides and rosewood fretboard. About G Series The G Series offers more sizes colors woods than in any other family of models that Takamine offers. Made to their strict specifications G Series instruments represent exceptionally good value. Over a dozen distinct dreadnought models are included in the G Series many with solid Spruce tops. There are cutaway and non-cutaway models 12-strings straight acoustics and acoustic-electrics plus a wide choice of colors. There are also a selection of models with our smaller NEX and FXC body shapes ideal instruments for vocal accompaniment. The G Series also includes several classic guitars that offer impressive performance at a very affordable price. Takamine Company History Nestled at the base of Takamine Mountain in Sakashita Japan Takamine Guitars have over 40 years of history dedicated to innovation and improvement to the art and craft of guitarmaking. What first began as a small family business has evolved into one of the leading guitar manufacturers In the world depended upon by some of the best players and biggest names in the music industry. So what's the deal Why are there so many Takamine players We'd like to think that it's because we've earned your respect. Takamine has made technological advancements that have surpassed other guitar makers. Takamine prides itself in their dedication and loyalty to fine luthiership and it is shown through each Instrument the company makes. Takamine had its early beginnings while guitar playing and music was gaining popularity in Japan during the early 60's. As their business grew they saw the need to develop their skills and attract design and manufacturing talent. One of the most important additions to the company was one Mr. Mass Hirade. Hirade joined Takamine in 1968 and made great improvements upon design and build quality and set forth with his staff to energize and strengthen the business. The factory began producing their world class 'Classical' that to this day still carry the Hirade name. Through Hirade's dedication and commitment to Takamine he was able to begin an overseas trading business in 1975. Takamine Guitars were able to reach out to guitar players around the world. Takamine was finally placed in the hands of musicians who had only heard about their great sound and fine craftsmanship. Takamine Goes Acoustic-Electric In 1978 Takamine began to introduce acoustic/electric guitars into the marketplace. Takamine acoustic-electric guitars grew to be a leading force in the flat back guitar market. The good word about Takamine was being spread and musicians worldwide couldn't wait to get their hands on one. Body Shape Dreadnought Finish Gloss Natural Top Spruce Back Mahogany Sides Mahogany
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