how does this sound unpluged ?
1364449
This guitar is a steal at the price. Good sound and good tone and a good fit. Am very pleased with this Jameson guitar. Haven't tried it through an amp yet, but sounds great acoustically.
1364450
Just saw this question today. Sorry for my delay in responding. It sounds very good unplugged. In fact, that's the way I play mine all the time. I bought it to take camping because it was of high quality for a low price and with the thinline body style and gig bag, it takes up a lot less space than a regular body acoustic in a hard shell case. I have other much more expensive guitars that I play when performing amplified, so I play this one unamplified nearly 100% of the time. It won't be quite as loud acoustically as a full size body, but sometimes that can be a good thing! :)
1364451
You can hear it unplugged by searching for Bones Bach on YouTube and going to my channel. I do a video demo of the instrument on there. It sounds quite good I think, for an inexpensive instrument like this. I bought mine to take camping and I play it acoustically most of the time. Bones
1364452
As you know this guitar is a thin version. The bass sound is not as good as normal guitar in playing chords. But it's better than normal guitar when you play finger style; playing by notes.
1364453
Tough question to answer as everyone ears are different !!! One has to try it to know whether one likes it or not. But for 100$, can't complain.
1364454
I've only ever played it unplugged because I don't have an amp. Considering it's only a $100 dollar guitar, I think it sounds pretty decent. I also own a guitar that is in the $200-$300 dollar range, and I'd say that this one sounds better than the more expensive one.
1364455
It's not too bad for a thinline acoustic. Bear in mind, it's made to be played through an amp. That being said, it's no worse sounding than most guitars in the $250-300 range. Hope this helps.
1364456
It sounds fine for practice, learning, and general playing. I restrung mine with better strings and it made a big difference. After a year and a half I still say for the money you can't go wrong.
1204839
Yes, it sounds as if it is broken. Both sides must work together to shuffle.
2064000
Theorectically yes, but this is connected in to line level output/input...means unamplified.....not worth the hassle. Look into software controlled audio.....good luck
1583469
Take it out of the box, tune it and it sounds great without any adjustments. I have amplifiers but like my electric/acoustic guitars I usually prefer it unplugged.
1489598
I tryed to think of what could possibly make a sound like that, and I think it would be most likely involved in the tension mechanism. Try adjusting it all the way so it's hard to peddle, then begin backing off the tension untill you found your desired setting.
1244698
Think of it like a karaoke mic. It doesn't go back to your computer, it just gets amplified and plays through the speakers.
669357
You have to make sure they go all the way in, if you push it and it still has a gap, it sounds crappy. You will know they are in there if you think you broke the headphone jack in the process.
285809
No, played at reasonable sound, but if exceeded " loud" sound play, leakage will occur.
1144080
Just like an acoustic/electric guitar, when unplugged the acoustic characteristics of the instrument are the sole source of sound. When plugged in, the acoustic properties are the same as when unplugged, but would easily be overrun by the amplified sound. However, to the player, depending on where you are relative to the speakers, the "acoustic" sound would still be heard. The EQ has four bands (low, med, high, presence) that naturally only come into play when playing through an amplifier. The fine tuning feature was part of the reason I bought this harp, but in reality I rarely use it.
1232860
It just sounds like air blowing inside of a container. There are series of holes around the sides and on the top that allow you to regulate the air flow, which effects how loud or soft the blowing sound is.
1419288
I think I only ever noticed degradation with patch cords like in the 10 foot range. And really long ones can sometimes pick up radio wave interference and/or give you a hum, hiss, or slight buzzing sound. One of these cords plugged into a phone for example, then patched into a larger amplifier, and you'd never know that music was coming from the phone! Sounds as full and rich as it's recorded!
792890
No, I haven't heard that sound when it connects or disconnects. Notes scaling up for connect -and notes scaling down for disconnect is how mine work.
219453
That happened to me with the thumb drive. I cranked to volume up to right before its too loud for the speakers or earphones. Then it is fine on other mediums. Its still not like what you get from the overproduced music today but you hear the warmth natural sound of the record.
1148735
Hi Coralio,No, this is not normal. Having a small kid I experienced that these recorders are very impact/pressure resistance and what you've received sound like a defected product.Cheers, Pejman
1503922
I have not had an issue with it coming unplugged. But I know what you mean!
634567
I personally have not had this issue, but sounds like drum belt is loose or broken.
959548
No it won't. Body will still resonate. My friend has never taken it out since I gave it to him, and it has not reduced its 'unplugged' sound significantly; I suppose that is the reason he doesn't bother removing it whether or not he is using the amp.