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Amplification/pickups for duo
tallen
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What are your favorite setups for amplification/microphone or pickup for gigging? 2 guitars in duo format for playing breweries/cafes/wineries with plenty of ambient noise. So many options! Thanks for any recommendations!
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@tallen - I use a few different things - typically: Krivo through headway preamp to an Ampeg Reverbrocket (especially if there is percussion/brass) or DPA 4099 through headway preamp to acoustic image coda if things are quieter and I have some distance.
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Tell the audience to be quiet ;)
@littlemark - man - to true - this weekend I was in another city checking out a good friend (and fabulous musicians) band in a bar. Several younger musicians that this gentleman serves as a mentor for were in the front near the band - crowding the bandstand, waiting to be asked to sit in, but talking loud - really loud. To his credit, he told them to be quiet.
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