Anyone tried out the Mamabear system?
Does it work for the selmac sound?
I´ve seen the video with JJ demonstrating, but there it´s with a
silly western type guitar, and it sounds ok, but still not alive.
It probably isn´t fair to judge with computer speakers only, so
anybody who knows?
http://www.d-tar.com/mama_bear.shtml
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I see it has a Gypsy Jazz setting (Target Instrument).
It is designed to work with all acoustic guitars
outfitted with magnetic pickups, under-saddle
acoustic transducers and electric guitars with
piezo bridge saddles. It is not designed to work
with microphones, soundboard transducers or
accelerometers.
What technology does the big tone use?
I haven't brought one of my guitars over with a big tone to see how well it works with the mama bear yet, but I plan on doing it. The big tone should work as it is essentially an under saddle piezo.
Its a cool idea, one guitar becomes like 20 different guitars through that unit.
Cheers,
Marc
www.hotclubpacific.com
A for sounds, I really don´t need 20 other sounds or emulations like a
"acoustic POD" just a LOUD rendering of the selmac sound with decent
dynamics.
I´m happy with the way my guitar sounds both acoustically or with a small condenser as used for a "calm and silent audience". But as we all know
the problem comes when one wants a natural LOUD acoustic sound that
doesn´t feed back, You know , when you have to be louder than those
mean drunk bastards that don´t wanna listen to you.
So my question is really if the mamabear is the solution to LOUD playing
when one can not rely on a FOH system and condenser mics?
http://gurglagura.wordpress.com/
My inquiry is pretty much the same as Max's. I'm happy with a mic most of the time, I am interested in this to tame a piezo for the occasional LOUD gig.
CB