dan desy
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It sounds at least as good as the other guitars I put the GHOST in. But I can only play it though my TonePort at home, which isn't a great piezo amp. I'll plug it into my Acoustic DI and PA at our next gig (Feb 3-4).
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brentrocks
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Good job!!!
Spudmurphy
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Looks a great job - hope you enjoy the piezo as much as I'm enjoying mine.
Spud
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kbaim
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Is there trim, treble and bass for piezo?
Stock ones have them in tha cavity
Stock ones have them in tha cavity
beej
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Nice work Dan! I think that's awesome.
dan desy
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kbaim said:
No, just a level trim.
dan desy
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I almosg forgot about this thread, but I need to provide an update.
My band played a gig weekend before last, and my piezo Axis was amazing!
This is the third guitar I install a GHOST in, and it was by far the best sounding piezo tone I ever heard. I think the rosewiood neck has a lot to do with it, as it changes the frequency response quite a bit and gives it a much more "acoustic" feel.
My band played a gig weekend before last, and my piezo Axis was amazing!
This is the third guitar I install a GHOST in, and it was by far the best sounding piezo tone I ever heard. I think the rosewiood neck has a lot to do with it, as it changes the frequency response quite a bit and gives it a much more "acoustic" feel.
