Will this make you sound like Sungha Jung?
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I don't know who that is, but this is my favorite brand and has such a rich sound
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Well.....he plays a Lakewood Guitar, and all Lakewood guitars come with Elixir strings; although they come with the Phosphor Bronze strings; which have a higher copper content (92%), compared to the 80% copper in the strings you are looking at. The phosphor bronze strings have a slightly warmer tone.
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Yes, but it won't play as loud as you think and it will sound like it's coming out of a PA system, if you are just looking for loud this wouldn't be too bad, if you really are just wanting loud get a 50-100 watt pa speaker and buy a split headphone chord and use that
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Yes. According to one review I read, the effect is due to processing the upper and lower ends of the sound range. The net result is the perceived improvement in the mid ranges. Another way to look at it is, I'm 70 and it really sounds better.Chuck
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I'm thinking you're talking about the effect that Peter Frampton originated with a speaker driver and tubing run into his mouth next to a microphone. No, this just modifies vocals with a compressor, doubler, and (slight) tone adjust. It's very dependent upon the correct tuning of your guitar. It only adds standard effects, none of which mimics a talk box. Talk boxers are cheap and easy to build though.
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Dear Jeanni, Unfortunately at this time we do not know of any product that you can take to make one sound like an opera singer. Have a wonderful day! Kally N
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Yeah, it should. It is largely for the voice anyway and the instrument effects are minimal.
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Yes.. there is a feature in up/low key for player who can adjust different level of tone.
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You can plug a microphone into it and it will amplify your voice. If you have another source for the lyrics and accompanying music, it seems like it should.
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I dont think do. Its sounds great. You can enjoy the music in this little thing.
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Mine has an "Oklahomish" tone. Kinda like J.J. Cale playing Black Sabbath. It's awesome!
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I don't think this will help very much with voices. It is really designed for guitars only. Unless your vocal pitch is "Freddy Mercury" perfect, the processor won't be able to handle it. If your goal is to harmonize and shift your voice, you should look at a true vocal processor like some of the units made by TC Helicon. Although I haven't used one myself, I've seen some astounding demos that make a single voice sound like a choir. Check this YouTube video: http://youtu.be/4aPaJmUlEnc
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yes. it sounds like your mic is built into the mirror. you can always buy another mic and clip it somewhere
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I'm not sure which sound you are talking about. If it is the sleep machine sound, the answer is yes
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It should. They will probably sound off at the same time, though, but it still sounds OK overall.
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Not really. It's darling and lots of fun but not a real piano sound. A little twangy.
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Yes, but it is out of tune. If you have a remotely musical ear, this "xylophone" will drive you crazy.
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If the speaker has a standard mic jack then yes although the sound isn't very pleasant.