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Emerald Virtuo vs. Anderson Crowdster
Just got the green light to purchse a high end "Hybrid" guitar that I will use in my GD Cover Band. Both look like they would be perfect for the task of switching between acoustic and electric tones. Both do a very nice job with both.
Any thoughts on either??? Best Ron |
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I have owned an Anderson Crowdster C++ for a long time. I wish there was a tone knob for the electric side but that is my only complaint. It is a very useful tool if you need acoustic and electric sounds on a gig.
I owned an Emerald Harp guitar for awhile, I did not bond with it. YMMV
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Moderator, can someone move this to the CF Section plaese?
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Don't overlook the Rick Turner RS6 Deuce. Fantastic guitars.
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I love my Crowdster. I also wish it had a tone knob for the electric pickups. BUT, that said, it is a wonderful guitar. I just purchased an Emerald X10 thin line. Still getting to know it. This much I will say, the TAG has more sustain, so your electric parts are going to have that going for them. It’s pickups sound great to me. The Emerald is much lighter. The neck on the TAG is amazing. They are pretty different feeling instruments.
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