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No. The JDV is not a load box. This means that you must connect the amp to a load 1st (like a speaker) and then you can connect the JDV to the load. See similar questions...

If you’re only using AdrenaLinn’s effects and not the amp models, then we recommend you use the amp you like best because it’s really personal taste. Filter effects are similar to wah pedal effects, so if you like a certain amp with wah pedal, chances are you’ll like the same amp with AdrenaLinn’s filter effects. See similar questions...

It's all about stress ! The top or back of a carved guitar starts out as a 1 inch thick block of solid wood. This is carved on the outside and inside, resulting in a stress-free top or back. This stress-free wood can be precisely tuned to the desired characteristics of the guitar. Pressed or laminated wood is not stress-free. The development of the tone is influenced by the stress in the wood. However, pressed or laminated guitars can have an excellent amplified tone. See similar questions...

Greg Fryer reckons Brian's trademark sounds can be attributed roughly 40% to the guitar, 30% treble booster and 30% amplifier. Even if you get all of the gear, you'll still need to master Brian's playing technique if you want to sound like him though... See similar questions...

Learning to play music is as much to do with your ears as it is your hands. It is important that your guitar is tuned properly. If it is not, nothing will sound right to you and you will not be able to play along with the lessons without becoming confused. ALWAYS USE THE GUITAR TUNER PROVIDED ON EACH OF THE LESSON DISCS TO TUNE YOUR GUITAR BEFORE TAKING THE LESSONS. Then, when your guitar is in tune, if you are playing the exercises properly your guitar should sound just like Jeff's. See similar questions...

Some people want to learn music just as a hobby and some want to be professional musicians. Some people learn faster than others. Some people are talented and practice hard, some are talented but don't practice enough, some are not as talented but practice hard. So, it all depends how you practice and how much you practice. See similar questions...

Julian prefers acoustic guitars and plays a 1957 Gibson, a 12 string Taylor and a CJ 32 Yamaha. "Acoustics are much easier to lug around and obviously if you have an idea it's a lot easier, for me, I feel like there's a whole sound there rather than the electric sound, unless you're gonna carry another bunch of gear around to plug it all in. Even the walkmans and stuff, I like the sounds of acoustic and I'm mainly a rhythm player anyway. See similar questions...

His guitar is a Japanese made Lowden, built between 1980 and 1985, it looks like an S10 which the modern day equivalent of a Lowden O10 or indeed a Mahogany / Cedar O35." ~ George Lowden See similar questions...

In the beginning, in the first draught, Gea played the electric guitar. Then I chose to make her play the bass because I believe it's an instrument which reflects her character better. Usually, the bass player isn't at the front of the stage, like the singer or guitarist who are naturally more exhibitionistic. The bass player stays in the background but often holds the whole group together rhythmically. See similar questions...

That's the steering system of the Dolby Pro Logic decoder in your receiver extracting the rear channel information. Because the process is very phase dependant, the swishing sound (phase shift) can be evident during action scenes with a lot of panning. The latest Pro Logic II is less susceptible to this effect. See similar questions...

Everyone must find their own balancing process in their health, mental state, managing daily tasks and the stress that may be related, as well as dealing and learning from their life experiences. Your Wholistic Counselor aids in this process, as well as giving you tools to utilize for yourself. See similar questions...

Make sure the sum insured is sufficient to cover your needs. Review the policy annually, before renewal, to ensure it keeps up with inflation. Don't keep your insurance arrangements to yourself. Tell your spouse or best friend about your policies in case you are incapacitated when you want to make a claim. insurance policy is a legal document, so you must keep it in a safe place. And remember where you put it! See similar questions...

Answer: The number before the period is the total number of surround channels besides the subwoofer. You will want one speaker for each channel for the best surround effects. The number after the period signifies the number of subwoofers (usually 1). In a 5.1 system you'll have a center speaker, 2 front speakers, 2 rear speakers, and a subwoofer. A 6.1 system will have 2 fronts, 2 rears, a center front, a center rear, and a subwoofer. See similar questions...

Cables are an important accessory to any electronic instrument. However, many manufacturers use some pretty desparate tactics to get you to buy theirs. Armed with the right information, you can avoid wasting money on unecessary features. Instrument leads look similar and it?s easy to become confused as to which to buy, so here?s some guidelines from an electronics engineers point of view, based on accepted technical facts." See similar questions...

Slaid plays his father's Gibson J-50 (which he bought new in 1965) with Martin SP Medium strings. He blends a Baggs I-beam pickup with an AudioTechnica 831a acoustic intrument mic through a Raven Labs two-channel DI. See similar questions...

You need to take a few things into account here, the wattage of the existing amp and the total wattage of the existing speakers. As long as the amp wattage stays above the total speaker wattage after the additional speakers, there is no need to upgrade. Of course the other thing is weather the new speakers are to be zoned separately and if there is that availability on the existing amp. See similar questions...

You can play jazz on any kind of guitar. For example, most Brazillian guitar music is played on nylon-stringed guitars, but Gene Bertoncini uses them for straight-ahead jazz as well. Ed Bickert plays a Telecaster. Lenny Breau played a custom 7-string nylon string (with an extra high A string instead of the more common extra low A string). Larry Coryell uses a Steve Grimes flattop on "Private Concert". See similar questions...