What kind of Effects do you have for your acoustic guitar?

[moga]

I don't have any effect for my guitar..

I just use D-tar Solstice to run of K&K Trinity..

I am kinda want to try some effect to it...

what kind of effect do you have for your acoustic guitar?

thanks.~

[Kabalan]

hi
kronbauer with k&k mini:
runs to a tc electronic, preamp/eq
to a G NATURAL,tc electronic(compressor.reverb,modulator,eq)designed for
acoustic guitar.
Eblen Macari

[rmyAddison]

EQ and a "tiny" bit of reverb, try to stay as natural as possible.

[RareBird]

I have a Zoom 507 Reverb stomp box which is small and easy to move around when I use the small Fender Frontline amp (which has no built-in reverb) to play in other rooms or the back yard around the house. I have the Line6 POD X3 Live unit in my studio which has the "GearBox" on-screen software interface offering huge arrays of effects many of which can be used for acoustic guitar without making it sound like a death metal shred engine.

[Fran Guidry]

I use a G Natural also. I tweak and store EQ settings for each guitar/pickup combo. Then I apply those EQ settings globally to all patches.

In the patches themselves, I use compression, modulation (chorus, basically), reverb, and delay. Most of these are very subtle, but sometimes I use the delay effect fairly heavily.

Fran

[Vanderwall]

Boss tu tuner
Holy Grail Reverb
Tremelo
Boss Chorus

[alohachris]

Aloha,

I often do not use any effects at all on the guitar. But, the TC Electronics M-2000 dual engine, studio effects processor I have offers so many choices (256presets) plus ability to create 256 of your own combinations and to control the parameters of each. If you've got the time to explore this unit is a gas!

At gigs, I use very light doses of hall, room, and plate reverbs, some delays, some pitch control and some cool combos (like a room doubler w/ large hall reverb - very cool!).

Even in the light doses, the stereo effects give my voice and guitar a depth to the stereo field which really helps in some of the places I play.

But the coolest effect on the M2000 is #69. It gives me an old time rock n' roll sound for voice and guitar that sounds just like one of those old high school gym dances back in the early 60's. I love that sound on blues! Even though I only use it maybe once a night. Great slap back!

alohachris

[coldshot]

I'm in the tc electronic g natural camp as well.Compression,reverb and a little bit of modulation(chorus) is enough for me.

[JCW308]

I use a TC G-Natural for everything. I always use compression and reverb, then sometimes detune and delay.

[min7b5]

I use a condensor mic into a tiny Mackie 402-VLZ3 mixer, and then one RCF 310 powered PA speaker, sometimes two. So no effects, even reverb

[lossforgain]

...but I have an old Korg G2 Acoustic effects processor that I've used for over 10 years. Nothing is as simple for me in a multi effects unit.

But basically, to answer the question more effectively, I'd recommend trying your favorite flavors of chorus, reverb halls and plates, and delays. Get them from whatever effects unit you like the sound of.

[celtic_dude]

I usually try not to use any effects. But I will sometimes use Boss Chorus Ensemble with my 12 string. Sounds heavenly!

[Forensicguy]

Here's what I use for my church setup:

Taylor GS-MS (GS6)
K&K Pure Western Mini pickup
K&K Preamp
Boss Tuner TU-2 Tuner
Boss CE-2 Chorus Pedal
Boss RV-5 Digital Reverb
Aphex Acoustic Exciter

Works for me!

[soundman48]

Line 6 MM4 Modulation Modeler

[Nelson]

Just a touch of Chorus from my Boss CH-1 (only occasionally and very sparingly). Also just a smidge of reverb from my amp.

Aside from that it's au naturale.