carljoensson
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Hi,
I play a Martin D-15 equipped with a B-Band UST-pickup (Under saddle transducer) and the built in B-band A1 preamp. When playing live I simply plug it into a DI-box and let the sound engineer handle the rest.
I suppose the sound I get is not really all that bad, but it still leaves some to be desired - not the least concerning what I hear in my monitor on stage. The sound I get now is simply a bit too bright, hard - well, it sounds like what it is - an amplified acoustic guitar.
So I'm wondering what would be the most reasonable investment to improve my sound. Most bang for the buck.
My B-band system includes no EQ in my guitar etc.
1. Change of pickupsystem
2. Getting an external preamp, like the LR Baggs etc?
3. Getting a small acoustic amp, like Ultrasound AG-30 or AER Alpha
I'd be most thankful for any suggestions!
Carl
I play a Martin D-15 equipped with a B-Band UST-pickup (Under saddle transducer) and the built in B-band A1 preamp. When playing live I simply plug it into a DI-box and let the sound engineer handle the rest.
I suppose the sound I get is not really all that bad, but it still leaves some to be desired - not the least concerning what I hear in my monitor on stage. The sound I get now is simply a bit too bright, hard - well, it sounds like what it is - an amplified acoustic guitar.
So I'm wondering what would be the most reasonable investment to improve my sound. Most bang for the buck.
My B-band system includes no EQ in my guitar etc.
1. Change of pickupsystem
2. Getting an external preamp, like the LR Baggs etc?
3. Getting a small acoustic amp, like Ultrasound AG-30 or AER Alpha
I'd be most thankful for any suggestions!
Carl