Would this sound good on an Epiphone Dot Artist?
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Yes it would. You can control the distortion or gain for a cleaner sound if you prefer. These amplugs are a good sound. Not a great sound. But for the convenience it's pretty cool
66152
I assume it can.. might not sound right because its speaker is meant for magnet type of pickups. so it would not sound like a uke or other acoustic instrument
1992111
In my opinion, yes. I've played a ES-335 and a Telecaster through this amp and could dial it in to get some sweet liquid sound. Used a slide and that sounded good too. As long as you don't peg the gain and volume, it will stay pretty clean. You'll like the power soak switch for practice too.
61801
I would suggest the EurekaPROM to go with it. Makes it function as a stompbox with native support for guitar VSTs like this.
2194280
Personally, it is good for any style. I really like it a lot. I play pretty aggressive music so I think I have an understanding of what you're going for. For me it works if you have the Sustainer at a lower level otherwise it'll hum and feedback a bit. Just adjust based on your settings and other pedals.
229682
Sorry Warren, Haven't tried that. I do know it sounds AMAZING with my Taylor 414ce acoustic, Fender Strat & Epiphone 339. Try it and see. I'm pretty sure u won't be disapointed. Best lil amp for the money I have ever tried. And, NO, I do not work for Amazon or Fender. I catually for for railroad and use it for traveling.Merry ChristmasScott
572775
Yes. It will be fine. Any guitar will work for you, it just depends on how advanced you are. Just don't go for first act kid guitars. If you're serious about it then you'd want this one
2015811
I've done it but its really glitchy and unnatural sounding. Helicon makes a good, inexpensive harmonizer. I picked one up used for 60 bucks at Guitar Center.
1644240
I think it will give you the sound you want. I used it on Avenged Seven Fold tunes
683556
I'm assuming you have something like a RISA Solidbody. If you do, this will work decently well. You may not be amazed by the tone (It's a piezo pickup, but it's designed for magnetic coil sound...) but it will sound relatively good. There's a Vox amPlug acoustic simulator which will sound better, but it's slightly more expensive. Neither is a bad investment. VOX APAG AmPlug Acoustic Guitar Headphone Amplifier
2270048
I use it on guitars but it is supposed to be multi-instrumental. You will have to know what you want your strings tuned to.
1775194
I would say yes. It can get pretty jangly if need be. I use it for surf and rockabilly and it's able to get that tone pretty well although the 63 reverb emulation will not push into drip. So you get the ambiance of the '63 reverb but you don't get the drip of the actual unit. So for the price though it's hard to beat for pure versatility and tone.
50455
It sounds very good acoustically for a thin-line guitar. Since it has a thin body, you wont get the deep bass sound that you get from a standard size acoustic guitar. Plugged in directly to an amp it doesn't sound that great, however, you can get a very nice amplified sound by either: 1) installing an ACTIVE pickup that you can find online for around ten bucks, or 2) playing through an effects pedal that has EQ, Chorus, etc. An effects pedal gives you more control of the sound.
1240788
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.
1638885
It's okay but it sounds boxey. It sounds better thru a PA or an acoustic amp as there are more highs and lows. Taylor make a really great version of this type of guitar but at triple the price. I'm still foolin' around with it but I feel it has great potential.
1844191
any epiphone or Gibson LP Graph Tech Nut's do take a little workin with to fit then just right.Work's GREAT with my epiphone standard.
1254785
Yes, it will be fine. I have an Epiphone Special II and two Jackson V's and it has held up perfectly fine.