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I own, use the AD10. It has replaced my pedal board and really have no complaints other than I wish the looper could undo/redo
It's built well, the switches feel strong, the delay & boost are excellent. The chorus is very subtle but I have not spent much time to try and turn it up. I got the boss fs 7 dual footswitch to control the looper. Very compact, great pedal |
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What do you think of the acoustic resonance? From what I've seen online it adds a very nice depth to the sound. What is your perception? Thanks, PJ |
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I like it better than the body Rez which seems to add too much lows & highs and scoops out all the mids. There's 3 different eq options with the resonance & I prefer the "flat". Just adds some air to the tone without changing my eq. |
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Thank you!
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That’s the problem I’ve experienced: with a UST (the LB6 in my case) the Rez cuts the mids too much and cranks up the treble to a point that I can’t dial it back enough without it still sounding harsh. I can dial some mids back-in around 4-700k but the highs are just permanently sharp. Perhaps it would work better with a SBT but I’m skeptical. The Boss resonance seems less severely EQ’d as does the Zoom’s modeling.
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I've had the AC-3 for a little more than a week and used it live once already. I especially like the eq. The mic'd guitar sound is there without being in your face or overly processed. The ability to have a basic reverb always on in addiction to effects is a great feature. The tuner function is very fast and accurate. The boost switch is ideal for working in a group where you occasionally solo. Overall, I really like what it has done for the sound of my guitars. A gibson J-45 and a Larrivee OM-5 with L.R. Baggs element pickups installed.
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Well, lost the bid on the A3. May buy a used one or just wait till later...
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I too am impressed with the AD-10's feature set. I owned one of the first ZOOM mini racks back in the 80s (9010) and it was a great unit too until it fried.
I just bought a Seagull Peppino and am replacing the element with an anthem SL so I don't think I'll have too much problem with "quack" plus I mostly finger pick in church, no band just a pianist or solo guitar. I also use a godin Multiac Nylon SA and the Godin xtSA which has a piezo bridge (steel strings). It has a decent replica of an "acoustic " guitar, but could probably use some resonance modelling. Not much info out there about the capabilities of the built-in Godin preamps. So I'd like to merge the three "guitar" signals so I can share one pedal. Been looking at a Digitech RP360XP also since I really don't need major resonance help (except for the solidbody xtSA). Any suggestions? Sorry the post is long, but I think some might share the same concerns. Jeff |
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The AD10 has 2 inputs with the ability to eq and save separately. I know of no other pedal unit that has 3 separate inputs. For that I think some kind of small mixer would work? |
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Thanks for the reply. Maybe I was misleading, I'm not looking for 3 inputs, i'm looking to use the pedal with three different guitars, separately, to find something that would work reasonably well for all of them.
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wondering if ad 10 acts as a standard two button looper with the extra pedal,
loop on left and stop on right? robert
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looper question above. Johnny Guitar? anyone?
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Yes it does. I got the 2 button FS7 with the smaller footprint and one button to start/overdub and one to stop/hold to clear. Works great. |
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I saw in one of the videos on YouTube that they connected a SM57 mic to the second input of the AD-10, and for example with a battery powered condenser mic like the Røde M3 (like I have) that would work as well. Anyone on the AD-10 owners here who have tried with a proper microphone, dynamic or condenser?
Cheers, Per |