"I use a Mackie 802 for this purpose. You could maybe use a Mackie 402 that is even smaller and less expensive."
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Phil Campbell replied to Downtown Freddy Brown's discussion Guitar straps and end pin jacks"I use a tapastring strapkeeper http://www.tapastring.com/strapkeeper0605.htm ; Your solution is more attractive (a very close to one that I imagined but never actually made)."
Phil Campbell replied to Robert Sheer's discussion Help! I'm playing live this Friday and I need a good direct box."I use the LR Baggs para-acoustic DI and recommend it."
Phil Campbell replied to James Mitchell's discussion Buying a 90-year-old Old Guitar"I have owned many old guitars and I used to work in a store that specialized in them. Old guitars are usually more brittle than new instruments and are a little more likely to develop cracks. This is usually not a big deal if you are…"
Phil Campbell replied to Curtis's discussion Slack key and high e string too close to edge"You ask "Would it be easier and more likely lead to a solution to get a new nut made?" The answer is probably yes."
Phil Campbell replied to Shawn Fitzpatrick's discussion Preamp question"I have used a LR Baggs Para Acoustic preamp for several years on different instruments with great results. I use it for both gigging and recording. I recommend it. But I have never used one with a T5 and I'm not sure what the…"
Phil Campbell replied to Craig MC's discussion lefty conversion"Inexpensive classical guitars often have a straight (i.e. uncompensated) saddle. Converting them to left handed is mainly a matter of restringing (you may or may not have to modify the nut). If your son is willing to start on a nylon…"
Phil Campbell replied to Keith H.'s discussion Guitar vs. Banjo"I used to play Bluegrass 5 string banjo. The difficulty is about the same as playing fingerstyle guitar in an open tuning. But you have to play pretty fast to make it sound like Bluegrass."
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- Gigging or professional musician, Music teacher, Gigging and/or professional musician
- How many years have you been playing guitar?
- More than 30 years
- Which of these instruments do you own or play?
- Flattop steel-string acoustic guitar, Electric guitar, Mandolin, Resonator guitar, Bass guitar, Ukulele
- What is your website address?
- http://HobbyhorseMusic.com
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- I don't regularly read Acoustic Guitar
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 12:28pm on January 17, 2010,
Lon Milo DuQuette said… - Yep! I'll be there. Might sing a few songs at my presentation on Saturday as well!
- At 7:53am on July 26, 2009, Lon Milo DuQuette said…
- Thanks for the kind words Phil!
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