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Originally Posted by ghostnote
I don't even attempt to make an amplified acoustic sound exactly like an unamplified one. That way lies madness. I look at them as 2 different things; because they are. Just as an electric guitar doesn't sound normal until you plug it in, an acoustic doesn't sound "normal" until you unplug it. But I do love acoustics amplified - there's an entire world of great tones and fabulous sounds to be had using amplification. It's incredible what you can do with it. It's not the same sound as that guitar you first fell in love with, but rather a whole different thing. The way I see it, that gives me 2 things to love about one guitar. That's a win.
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This is where I'm at when it comes to the acoustic guitar. Can't add a thing to this statement.
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