foretwoone
First Lieutenant   Posts: 4 Registered: 11/10/2005 Status: Offline
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posted on 11/20/2005 at 00:39 |
Alright, i went to my local music store today and i was not sure wether i
wanted electric or acoustic for my first guitar. As i was talking to the
guy someone else came over and said they got a new guiar in that looks like
a fender strat but can actually play an acoustic sound or an electric
sound. The guy hooked it up to a roland micro cube 30 and it was awsome.
He told me the name of the guitar but said it so fast i have no idea what
he said. The guitar was $170, so i was wondering if anyone knew of one of
these?
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FireFret
First Lieutenant  Posts: 20 Registered: 7/13/2005 Status: Offline |
posted on 11/20/2005 at 05:16, Reply 1 |
| Not a clue what it was but it probably had a piazo pickup in it. If you're
lookin' for a nice, high quality guitar with piazo check out Ibanez. ____________________
De profundus clamo ad te domine
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Guitar101
Moderator   Posts: 481 Registered: 12/22/2003 Status: Offline |
posted on 11/20/2005 at 10:24, Reply 2 |
| Not sure either for that price unless it was used.... I like the Italia
Muira and have owned a Parker fly. It's simply a Piezo pickup that your
hearing. ____________________
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foretwoone
First Lieutenant Posts: 4 Registered: 11/10/2005 Status: Offline |
posted on 11/20/2005 at 12:53, Reply 3 |
Well do piezo pickups have a switch to go from electric to acoustic?
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Telefreak
Moderator  Posts: 468 Registered: 1/12/2004 Status: Offline |
posted on 11/20/2005 at 19:17, Reply 4 |
| Yeah, you can switch between the piezo puckup and the guitars conventional
pickups. ____________________
Technology, not technique
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foretwoone
First Lieutenant Posts: 4 Registered: 11/10/2005 Status: Offline |
posted on 11/20/2005 at 23:23, Reply 5 |
I went back earlier to find out the guitar is a Huntington, but more
importantly it was the acoustic feature on the Roland Micro Cube amp not
the guitar itself.
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