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wfspark
Oud Junkie
Posts: 166
Registered: 3-7-2004
Location: San Antonio Texas
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Mood: Oud entranced!
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Bass stack? What kind?
| Quote: | Originally posted by Wm. De Leonardis
Douglas,
Get ready for a ton of questions when you go to Guitar Center! I took my oud there when I was shopping for an amp and had people coming up and asking
what’s that thing; can I play it; how do you tune it?, etc.
Pretty amusing!
Another amp that sounds good, at least on my oud, was the Fender Acoustisonic—or something like that… If I remember correctly, there are two
different models available. In the end, I wound up just using my bass stack, although 500w is bit overkill!
Your new oud is a beauty.
William |
Hello William. What bass stack do you have. I have a 1300 watt bass stack with an 800 watt cabinet
and a 500 watt head. I can see it now. Ouds running through bass stacks as big as trees. It puts a whole new meaning on the loudness of an oud. Once I
get a pickup for my oud, I just might have to try running it through my bass stack.
William F. Sparks
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Wm. De Leonardis
Oud Maniac
Posts: 50
Registered: 1-9-2004
Location: Knoxville, TN
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Mood: AOK
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Hey, William F.,
I have a Lab Series 100 head and a Peavey T-Max head. Cabinet wise, a 4x10 and a Kustom 2x15. I don't really advise anyone to use this type of
set-up for any kind of "traditional" playing; however, if you're playing your oud in a loud ensemble, then it's great. In the end,
though, I rarely use an amp for my oud. Instead, I just have it miked and put through a PA--that's if I really have to...
Cheers,
WmD.
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