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  • #16
    It's funny- the last acoustic I bought with no concern about how it sounded in the room- it had to sound great through a PA. I ended up with a Godin Multiac. String size or technique doesn't matter a ton because the signal is blended with a Fishman model of a well-recorded acoustic guitar.
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    • #17
      Originally posted by Mincer View Post
      It's funny- the last acoustic I bought with no concern about how it sounded in the room- it had to sound great through a PA. I ended up with a Godin Multiac. String size or technique doesn't matter a ton because the signal is blended with a Fishman model of a well-recorded acoustic guitar.
      While it's a pretty cool guitar, a Multiac isn't an acoustic. It's an electric guitar that doesn't use magnetic pickups. :P
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      • #18
        Originally posted by GuitarStv View Post

        While it's a pretty cool guitar, a Multiac isn't an acoustic. It's an electric guitar that doesn't use magnetic pickups. :P
        True, but it sounds like well-recorded acoustic through a PA, which is why I got it. In a room not plugged in, it sounds like a banjo.
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        • #19
          Originally posted by NegativeEase View Post

          On an Acoustic Guitar?? that's tiny

          Acoustic guitar need tension and size to resonate the body at their best.
          My Farida dreadnaught came with 011's,

          and I've been putting 011's on it ever since I got it, 15 years ago \m/ .

          It seems to be happy with it;- so do I.
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          • #20
            Originally posted by Erlend_G View Post

            My Farida dreadnaught came with 011's,

            and I've been putting 011's on it ever since I got it, 15 years ago \m/ .

            It seems to be happy with it;- so do I.
            Cool, Must be an atypical acoustic.
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