Mat Gurman demos ZT Lunch Box Acoustic Amp w/Electric Guitar скачать в хорошем качестве

Mat Gurman demos ZT Lunch Box Acoustic Amp w/Electric Guitar

In this video I am demoing the ZT LB1A Lunch Box Acoustic Amp with my BYO Electric Guitar using a Tech 21 California Blonde pedal and speaker simulator. This also features the BYO Custom Tele. Tracks are coming through the aux input of the amp which is being mic'd up with a Sterling Condenser, straight to board and camera. On the first tune, the track is being generated from the Digitech Trio pedal (playing bass and drums). The second example is a pre recorded track. I am soloing over the mix live with the electric guitar tone being processed with the Tech 21 pedal which has a great speaker simulator, making it possible for me to get a nice expressive sound not normally possible running an electric guitar into an acoustic guitar amp. The reason this is unusual is, an electric guitar with some crunch will generally sound unpleasant through a full range speaker system because electric guitar speakers will generally only go up to about 5k whereas a PA speaker goes up to 20K, so the electric guitar is made to sound thin and fizzy. This is not because of the amp, it's because the speaker is reproducing all the sounds and electric guitar speaker would not over 5K. With the speaker sim I am using, it basically cuts out the unpleasant frequencies and allows the Acoustic amp to function as an electric guitar amp while still allowing the things that need a full range speaker (track, acoustic guitars) sound full and normal. This little amp responds particularly well to this treatment because it does not have an exaggerated high end to begin with and uses a single speaker, not a multi driver system.