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Too much bass is a recipe for muddiness, even if your amp isn’t running on the edge of overdrive. Depending on your amp, guitar, speakers and pickups, your tone stack alone may not be enough to clear up the low end mud. A precise low cut using a a high pass filter ...
A variety of double neck guitars have been manufactured to meet the needs of guitarists, such as instruments that combine electric and bass guitars, nylon-stringed classical guitars and steel-stringed acoustic guitars, and even guitars and mandolins. ...
Less common than an electric bass guitar is the acoustic bass. Instead of using pickups for amplified sound and being a slave to electronics, the bass guitar depends solely on the soundhole to project sound. They typically require four steel strings, but you can find some with five or six ...
of acoustic guitar out there. Chances are if you’ve seen a musician on TV, at a show or playing in your local subway, they have a dreadnought in their hands. Dreadnoughts (like theMartin D-15M) produce a clean, pure acoustic sound with a wide range, good projection and strong bass....
This type of microphone is less sensitive but they capture loud sound sources without unwanted distortion or damage. This is why dynamic mics are great for bass and the best mics for guitar amps. Dynamic microphones are also the go-to for drums and percussions because they have a very punchy...