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This is kind of odd. According to TC Helicon, the Bodyrez pedal is created using Bodyrez #1 from the Play Acoustic. The Play Acoustic has 5 Bodyrez versions. According to most people on the TC Helicon forum, the most widely used Bodyrez version is #2. It looks like people would spend the little extra and use the Play Acoustic instead, even if they don't plan to use the vocal part. I guess it's just the simplicity of the Bodyrez pedal that makes it more attractive than the Play Acoustic. In addition, the Play Acoustic has a wide range of eq settings as well as their Hall of Fame reverb and their Corona Chorus.
I am not a salesman for TC. Just used many of their products. They make many indepedant pedals for vocals and guitars. They also combine these technologies together (as does Boss) to bundle these to create smaller footprints in single units. I guess the individual units fit well when combined other favorite units from various suppliers. I am really surprised Boss beat them to market with the amp that combines this technology. Either way, it seems the Bodyrez technology is widely accepted and most people like its capabilities. |
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Try the Play Acoustic first. With the addition of the switch 3 or 6, it does everything for the voice that it does for the guitar, and more. And, it's got the full body Rez capability, chorus, delays, and reverbs for the guitar now. Very nice package. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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I just got my TC Body Rez this weekend. I tried it this AM on my Pono, which has a Fishman Matrix Infinity under saddle. This thing is a little magic box! really cleaned up the sound, makes it ring beautifully. Gonna try it on the Martin in little while, but I'll bet I get the same result. So far, it's a winner here. Oh, and the amp I used is a little Behringer Ultratone HT108.
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So yeh, I am eager to try it out tomorrow night!@ I am very tired of losing my J45 and my Larrivee sound when I plug them in. Very tired!@ |
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Good luck. Make sure you give it a good test drive before swapping your gear. It's equal parts vocal and guitar pedal. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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I got a play acoustic about a month ago and I'm blown away by it. I have a little Martin LX1E which has a great tone unplugged but rather quacky when plugged in on its own. The PA really rounds it out to sound much bigger and deeper.
I didn't get the switch 3 but that's now definitely on the wish list as it makes the looper function much easier. David Vachell https://soundcloud.com/david-vachell |
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Okay update. I went in to look at the Play Acoustic and the 12 volt adaptor got me. I don't want another wall wart on my board. My whole board is 9V now I have to lug a thing. But that was not all, of course. I have the VE20 so my vocals are tight. I have a decent reverb and chorus, so I did not need the effects. So I bought the Body Rez and plugged it in and....taaa daaaaaaa.
WOW....yeh, blew me away. First time I heard it on my J45. Now I have to hear it on my other guitars. It is a game changer. So small and petit and cheaper was okay by me. Add me to the list of "you gotta have this thing"-ers. Great thread. |
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That makes a lot of sense regarding your 9v pedal board. Had not considered that angle. Glad you like it! It replaces a lot of complicated preamp/para EQ gear, if you're willing to let it all go. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro
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Just an update for anyone interested.
I ended up pulling the lyric out of the guitar I had (now sold anyway). Although the my TC Acoustic play pedal helped a lot the lyric was just not workable in that guitar. I do use the body Rez on my Takamine palathetic pickup and it works fantastic. On another note I plan to power it from a lithium ion power pack. I have the play pedal, the Beat Buddy and an octave pedal, I may add a volume pedal and likely a pedal to change pages on my tablet. So I'm going to try and have one power supply that can run 5v (tablet) and 9,12vdc for the pedals. If I can do all that off a battery pack that would be great. |
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If you can share your solution to the Lion power pack that would be brilliant. I'm trying to run a play acoustic (12v), boss rc3 (9v) and iPad (5v) and would love a mains free option for the street. Could live without the boss and iPad as they do have their own power. David Vachell https://soundcloud.com/david-vachell |
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This is all you need. I have it working with the Play Acoustic. However, I'd probably go with a smaller battery if I had to do it all over again. ALLPOWERS 30000mAh Portable Laptop Charger External Battery Charger Pack(3A Type C, iPower Technology) for Laptop, ipad, iphone, Smartphone, Samsung, https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MXVXZDC..._ZyhcDhoHj2DZU Truetone CYR Converter for One Spot Power Supply with Reverse Polarity https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004EBG5QE..._Tsz9npZdLsTwB Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro
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Hey David, I have not done this yet. But will share once I do. There is a good thread floating around about using the lion device power banks to power pedals. I've been eyeballing some of the Li-On car jumper packs. Some of those seem to have break out cables with 5v, 12v possibly 9v many are 20,000 mah (rated at 5v I think) but should be plenty for a pedal board for at least a long gig if not a few gigs. But that's just guessing and dependent on how power hungry your pedal board would be. |
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Great. Thanks David Vachell https://soundcloud.com/david-vachell |
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I was perplexed , I knew that my piezo quacked way too much for me and it was a decent one at that and I needed a fix - The acoustic stomp pedals available were good but way too pricey for the bang for the buck . Pulled the trigger on a T.C. Helicon Vocal Live 3 Extreme , among the great electric guitar and vocal FXs and 3 track looper it's got , it also has the same BoyRez algorithm as the singular pedal does heh heh heh - such a deal , so much power under one small compact uncluttered footprint on stage , I love it. Can't stand the waiting- - -Ahhhhhhhhhh it's drivn me crazy . Ships out on Tuesday 14 - EZ : HR .
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Wow! That's quite an investment. I looked at that system myself. I was considering it for an all in one electric/acoustic solution. Right now, I've got the Firehawk FX and the Play Acoustic pedals. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro
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