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Not at all. I too just plugged into my neglected LB Artist recently and will consider using it for stage monitoring at some of our outdoor gigs this summer. I might even use the footswitch to engage the chorus occasionally so I can cheat and not bring my 12 string. Okay, I'll likely. bring it but might leave it on the stand
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I'm no luddite but there is something tactile and so nice and reassuring as physical knobs. I own a LB mini and enjoy the simplicity of set up and operation
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Your no luddite. If I didn't need a boost feature for solos, I would leave my Acoustic Fly Rig out of the mix and just use my LB Mini. Righ now i run the FLy Rig to a looper to the AUX in of the LB mini then DI Out to the mixer. I like the EQ section of the Fly Rig a lot. However, the EQ section of the LB Mini is no slacker either.
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I use a Fishman Loudbox Mini when I gig solo, it is perfect for the venues I play which hold about 50-150 people. It's great for acoustic guitar and vocal.
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Lots of times my “old stuff” that I re-discovered sounds way better than I remembered. It happens with guitars, amps, pedals - everything really. It’s not really too surprising: in most cases I spent a lot of time choosing those things, so it makes sense that they’re decent items. It’s like seeing an old girlfriend walking down the street - “wow, she’s a lot prettier than I remember…”
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