Effects Amps Jazz
Effects Amps Jazz
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 Yamaha Magicstomp Professional Amp Modelling Software  US $39.51
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 Fryer Sound Brian May Treble Booster Plus Effects Pedal for Guitar US $205.36
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 Roger Mayer Stone X Guitar Effect Pedal NEW US $289.95
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 2SETFOR FENDER EFFECTS AMPS JAZZ BASS SKIRTED KNOBJBK US $8.99
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 Zoom A2 Acoustic Effects Pedal A 2 Multi Effect US $99.00
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 Zoom A21u Acoustic Guitar Effects Pedal B Stock US $160.00
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 Roger Mayer Stone Fuzz Rocket Series Effect Pedal US $289.95
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 Roger Mayer Spitfire Fuzz Rocket Series Effect Pedal US $289.95
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 Zoom A21U Acoustic Effects Pedal w USB A21U Multi FX US $179.00
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 Zoom A21u Acoustic Guitar Effects Pedal Expression US $179.00
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 Zoom G2 Electric Guitar Effects Pedal US $99.00
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 Boss BC 2 Combo Drive Distortion Effects Pedal New US $119.00
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 BOSS CH 1 SUPER CHORUS US $89.99
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 Diamond Boost EQ Pedal US $189.00
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 Boss FB 2 Feedbacker Booster Guitar Effects Pedal New US $119.00
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How To Choose A Guitar Amp
Here are some things to keep in your head when you are going out to buy your first guitar amp. There are different amps to suit different styles of guitar music. Blues, jazz and blues based rock are best served by the so-called "vintage" sound. This is the sound of the sixties, brought to the world by the likes of Led Zeppelin, Hendrix and Cream. You can get that authentic sound by getting yourself an effects program that can replicate many of the vintage amp sounds. For playing heavy metal high gain amps are the way to go. These amps give you greater distortion than the vintage amps.
Let's go onto the possibility that sometime in the near future you are going to be a professional or semi-professional guitar player. You will be getting paid to play the guitar on stage. People will enjoy hearing you play at your gigs but don't get the idea that your family will be enjoying listening to your guitar practice. The message here is to get a practice amp or an amp that's small enough to play through without making your family and neighbors mad. Either that or make sure the place you practice is separated by distance or thick walls from the rest of the world. If you must practice in your bedroom, get some headphones.
To use for practice or for small gigs you need a low wattage amp. It's best to go for a good tone so that your relationship with your amp will always be one of mutual respect. Don't let a guy in a guitar store sell you a big bad amp with a boatload of effects. You won't be needing any of that for quite a while, if ever. You will eventually become disenchanted with loudness but a good sound is a joy forever. So get a thirty watt amp and start working on being a serious musician.
The thing that makes the sound of your electric guitar into a nice tone is your pre-amp. You plug your guitar into it and it works on the noise from the strings to give it bass, treble and a number of other qualities that go into a great tone. You will find some pre-amps using MIDI technology to generate your tone. Using this kind of setup you can save your settings and access your preset effects with a pedal. It is best to get yourself a separate effects box. This will give you better quality effects and greater versatility.
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How many of you guys play guitar?
I have three guitars and a bass. I have a Takamine Acoustic/Electric, a Gibson SG, an old classical nylon string Suzuki, and a Fender Jazz Bass. I have been playing for many years. I am a bit out of practice due to my busy schedule. I am getting my guitars back into shape. I also have several small practice amps, Fender and Marshall and stomp box effects. My favorite stomp boxes are Boss.
Do you play guitar too? What kind of guitar to you have? What kind of amps and effects do you have? Do you write your own songs? I have written a few and have them posted on ReverbNation. I used to play at local coffeehouses but I have to get back to that. Some of the places I used to play out at have closed. What do you say, guitar players out in the Y!A community?
Yep, I'm a player, been playing around 5 and a half years now. As for guitars and stuff, well the list follows as such:
Guitars:
Ibanez RG350
Ibanez RT240
Fender original 1979 Stratocaster
Dean ML79F
Epiphone Les Paul Standard
Squier Stratocaster
Encore spanish acoustic
Amps:
Marshall JCM2000 DSL head
Carvin Legacy 2x12 cabinet
Effects:
ADA MP-1 Rack Preamp
TC Electronics G-major
DOD YJM308 overdrive
Boss NS-2 noise suppressor
Boss Digital Delay
Boss chorus
Crybaby wah
If you wanna check out my songs, follow this link:
http://what-a-cool-username.newgrounds.com/audio/
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