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Omni Guitars
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Pretty. What are their names?
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Stage baby... love it !!!
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Ernie Ball...
Just a heads up to the players of these. Whether it's a bass or guitar with active electronics. My friend just scored a deal on a Stingray 4 that was dead in the water for 170$. Was told by the stores tech, that the electronics were shot and needed replaced, but cant find them. Sooooo... here's the trick. EB is the ONLY company that uses a diode in the battery compartment. Cost was 1.50$ for a simple trick. He was so thrilled that I got it fixed. Make sure the person knows how to troubleshoot. They're is a big difference between a player that "techs", and a tech that "plays".
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That is awesome and good to know.
Jul 27 •
being a musician
What is it like being a musician? It's an incredibly frustrating, constant struggle with insecurity and fear of inadequacy. It's being under appreciated and under paid. It's the hours of study and practice honing your skills to become the artist you know you will never be and knowing people have no understanding of what it takes to make it appear "natural". It's people talking about their friend or cousin who is an amazing musician and never had a single lesson...who doesn't even practice! It's knowing people feel entitled to what you do...not understanding that they are receiving a gift. It's sore sore fingers. It's the fight to book gigs and the frustration of last-minute cancelations. It's loading up and loading out and everything you don't see. But it's also that one moment when everything clicks...when you are lost in the music and everyone is sharing that vibe. It's the ultimate escape from everything that is wrong in the world
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@Gerald Christlieb I love your positive outlook on everything. Worshipping God is one of the highest art forms, IMO
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@Patrick Woods Plus you have to be with the right bunch of people to last that long. It sounds like you do.. . My frustration with bands is what led me to being a solo musician.
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well, I learned some things today
things i have been told, were not always true... go figure... Solid Wood vs Laminate Guitars: 7 Hard Truths Only Luthiers Will Admit
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@Chris Fogerty 2 of my Washburn jumbos have solid Cedar top. I definitely love the warm tone I get from them
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Mooer Gear
Looking for your opinion on Mooer gear, either in general about the brand or about the specific peddle in the YouTube video provided. Looks like you get a lot for the money, but of course, that's only true if it's reasonably good. It can be plugged in or runs on AA batteries. The details... It has a 180 second looper, which seems pretty good compared to other gear I looked at. It also has a drum machine with 40 presets and 10 metronome rhythms, 80 preset patches and 80 user patches, an assignable pedal that can be used for volume, wah, octave up or down, mod, gain, and reverb. It also has 23 drive sounds and 7 different amp simulators. It also has 8 effects modules with 66 effect types. I don't know how they'd work with an acoustic (anyone?) but it would be a bonus if it was decent. What do y'all think?
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i found this ::: The Mooer GE100 Pro is the modern, AI-powered successor to the original Mooer GE100, offering significantly upgraded hardware, modeling technology, and connectivity. While the original GE100 (released in 2015) remains a budget-friendly option with basic modeling, the GE100 Pro (released in 2026) is built on a third-generation platform with superior sound quality and features. Key differences include: - Modeling Technology: The GE100 Pro features MNRS 2.0 reverse-modeling and supports NAM (Neural Amp Modeler) captures for highly realistic amp tones, whereas the original GE100 uses standard digital modeling. - AI Features: The GE100 Pro includes an AI Assistant that generates custom tones via text description and an AI StemLab for track separation; the original lacks any AI capabilities. - Signal Chain: The GE100 Pro offers a flexible signal chain with dynamic routing and the ability to stack multiple blocks of the same type; the original has a fixed, rigid signal path. - Display and Interface: The GE100 Pro has a 3.5-inch color display and RGB lighting, replacing the original's basic LED screen. - Latency: The GE100 Pro boasts ultra-low latency (approx. 2–3 ms), compared to the higher latency of the original unit. - Price: The GE100 Pro is priced around $96–$116, while the original GE100 is generally cheaper but harder to find new, often second-hand. Recommendation: Choose the GE100 Pro for superior tone quality, modern AI features, and flexible routing. Only consider the original GE100 if you find it significantly cheaper used and do not require NAM support or low latency.
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@Dennis Gaskill you can listen to the Mooer GE100 with just headphones using its dedicated headphone output, making it ideal for silent practice...For optimal results, use the dedicated headphone jack with low-impedance studio headphones rather than high-impedance gaming headsets or adapters... none of the amp models are geared toward acoustic.. i would think the effects would work fine.. just guessing... . i have a headrush and just use it for the effects (play mostly acoustic electric) and not the amps.
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@billy-t-scrapper-4344
playing for 58 years. Played in bands.. Mostly solo fingerstyle acoustic, ambient these days. Pedal junkie. Middle Tennessee.
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