can you get a nice jazz sound from this?
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I would say no... The distortion is really distorted and the clean is a little distorted, but not in a jazzy way...
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Yes you can I've gotten sounds from blues to jazz to hard rock! You can get better sounds if you have affects pedals.
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I made the sound better by using the equalizer to make surround sound. If you don't make adjustments, it will sound the same.
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Unfortunately, I didn't use mine for jazz so I can't say. I mostly played rock, ska and reggae. It's an excellent amp for those, because of the tubes, you get a clear glass-like sound that penetrates a mix well. It's served me well live on stage as well as in recordings. Here's a live video of my mind at a festival. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZH1kS8gENM
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I don't know. I don't think I ever installed it. I was looking for a contrast between a high distortion pickup for chords and a "clean" (not really the right adjective) sound of a jazz pickup for solos. That was my intentionat least, I hope I did not confuse you more. Eric S.
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you might be able to get to something close, I know I ended up upgrading to the Line 6 Spider IV 75 to be able to have the sounds I wanted. you can go to the Line 6 web page and look through their Custom tone section and see if you can find a setting.
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Hello, this product will have some noise, if less demanding on the sound, you can use
884361
Mine had excellent bass from the start...almost too much. It might be your source that is lacking bass.
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I would say yes, it has a very usable clean sound if you don't run the gain to high. Also, it works great with a 10 band eq pedal between your instrument. Great rhythm tracks to use as a metradom.
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The low end is pretty good, its able to carry most of the sound without distorting the original quality so it should work well for your musical tastes!
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I have 6 of these and record jazz with them. Here is an example of a piano solo recorded with the H4n. Jeff Barnhart is playing Fats Waller's stride piano composition...Handful of keys. The sound quality is far better than the Tascam DR50 that I used to ownhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Dg_gZJpQZU
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I suppose with the right distortion and tuning you could make an electric sound similar to a Hawaiian steel guitar, but it might be easier to just go for a guitar which already produces this type of sound. A great deal of the sound will depend on techniques such as slides and bends.
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I would say yes, however I would add a subwoofer to get a much warmer and fuller sound.
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I've used this for music projects. Though I wouldn't recommend it if you're looking for good quality, here is a sample of how it sounds with guitar:https://soundcloud.com/benedicttoast/dinkleberg
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Yes. Jazz and Smooth Jazz. What is particularly cool is that after you choose you're genre, you can pick a specific country or US state based station that plays that genre. I like a smooth jazz station I found from New Zealand
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No it still plays nicely as long as the music is vivid enough. If for example you're listening to mellow jazz then you might need to pump up the volume a bit.
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I agree with the other 2 answers. I listen to jazz and classical, and bought these ear buds for the flat response those genres require. You might prefer ear buds which add to the bass. Hope this is helpful.
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Not really... Just find a song with good bass and play with the setting until you get it dialed in. I found that it sounded pretty good with most of the settings "midway"