i have been playin the acoustic for a year and am pretty ok on it playin 7 yrs of keyboard helped now i have budget of max 9k and want a electric + amps someone told me that since my acoustic already has a pickup i should buy a processor and amps instead of goin for a electric plz tell me what to do i intend on playin rock and roll dire straits,eagles etc.. and yeah 9k is all i have
hey...9k is less but if thats the max lets try to make the best outta it. heres what i recommend: guitar: givson blue diamond(rs. 3500) amp:stranger (rs. 2000) proc: zoom 505(rs. 5000) ..tht shud hold u in good stead for 2 years. ps: its the guitarist, not the guitar that matters
WITHIN 9 K, if u live in kol, BUY 1 ELEC......SIGNATURE, HOBNER OR yemaha! trust me, dont go fr givson! u can get 1 good custom made guitar frm gibtone/reynolds/braganza btw, dont buy processor, buy a good guitar 1st....:grin: amp== stranger 20b/m.......20 watt..in 2300rs. buy 1 guitar of min 5-6 thou dont buy zoom 505II..........it sucks @ dennis.......updeted price list givson blue diamond==2700( info-classsic, free school street, kolkata) zoom 505 II== 4500 (info-reynolds,mirza galib strret, kolkata) p.s= www.strangeraudio.org <<<--- its da site i think
givsons are given a lot of s.hit for nothing ...I own a Blue Diamond and its not bad, ive played hobners and signatures which are much worse... btw i pretty much own the same setup, heres a link to a recording i had posted some time back, check it out, ull get an idea of the sound: https://indianguitartabs.com/showthread.php?t=7552 ..for more samples, check out my web
yeah i have a yemaha semi acoustic from kolkatta but unfortunatly i live in mumbai was wonderin if i cud experiment with the semi accoustic and a processor will have to check it out at the store i guess thanx lefty
tell that someone to read up a bit an accoustic with an Pic up sounds diff, theres too much,,way too much feedback get an electric.........
whoa hvnt heard too much other than rock n roll but that was awesome thanx man guess it depends more on the player than on the guitar