What is the difference between the AC 30 and the classic guitar versions? Thanks
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The AC30 is the original British sound of the 60's Vox amplifiers. Classis guitar versions is something else.
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I haven't played both guitars, therefore I cannot offer an educated / comparative reply. I purchased the LX1 for my 4 year old grandson because I'm hoping that he shows some interest in learning how to play as he get's a bit older. From experience, I know that trying to learn on a cheap, horrible sounding instrument isn't much fun. I've owned Martin guitars for decades and believe in their quality - but quite frankly, my reasoning behind this purchase was based mostly on personal preference. Taylor crafts beautiful, high quality instruments and I have no doubt that their Baby Taylor exemplifies this.
348524
I am sorry but I don't know. I bought it as a gift. Perhaps you could call a guitar shop for an answer?
1445852
classical guitars r always smaller/lighter than steel string guitars. one great classical guitar to get is the 'amigo' am 30 or am15 model. well made n easy to play n fun. if u want a great perfect size steel string,look into the 'dean' fly series guitar. i have the mahogany one. its pretty perfect.
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There is a very slight difference with my regular guitar. Less than 1 mm. I can't tell the difference when I'm playing it. Probably also true between guitars of different makes, etc. If it bothers you, it's easy enough to have a new nut made, or make it yourself.
1722042
You cannot. If you have the budget go with the GT100. It's a much better unit. I had the ME25, GT10, and now I use the GT100. For classic tone, I use the Fender Mustang III. Good luck.
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Fender made two popular models in the 50's and 60's. The Telecaster and the Stratocaster. The most prefered was the Stratocaster if you had another $100 to spend. They both had a fantastic sound but the Stratocaster had the "Bigsby" attached to the lower bridge to give that vibrato sound. The Ventures used it in every song I think. There were other groups that used it as well which is what made it so popular. The Starcaster has the "Bigsby" and the sound is very simaliar to the old Fenders. Be aware the more you use the Bigsby the more you will have to retune the guitar. It stretches the strings especially new strings. This is a fine reproduction and a heck of a lot less then the old Fenders. Fender made two popular models in the 50's and 60's. The Telecaster and the Stratocaster. The most prefered was the Stratocaster if you had another $100 to spend. They both had a fantastic sound but the Stratocaster had the "Bigsby" attached to the lower bridge to give that vibrato sound. The Ventures used it in every song I think. There were other groups that used it as well which is what made it so popular. The Starcaster has the "Bigsby" and the sound is very simaliar to the old Fenders. Be aware the more you use the Bigsby the more you will have to retune the guitar.... » Read More Fender made two popular models in the 50's and 60's. The Telecaster and the Stratocaster. The most prefered was the Stratocaster if you had another $100 to spend. They both had a fantastic sound but the Stratocaster had the "Bigsby" attached to the lower bridge to give that vibrato sound. The Ventures used it in every song I think. There were other groups that used it as well which is what made it so popular. The Starcaster has the "Bigsby" and the sound is very simaliar to the old Fenders. Be aware the more you use the Bigsby the more you will have to retune the guitar. It stretches the strings especially new strings. This is a fine reproduction and a heck of a lot less then the old Fenders. « Show Less
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Hi Brian, I am sorry I cannot answer that as I do not play guitar. Good luck.
1101553
The didferencw is thw bc15 has a 12ax7 tube and 15watts. The V5 uses a EL84 tube. 12ax7 are typically used as preamp tubes. Do not know the tonal difference. I do not like the bc15 tone. I replaced the speaker still doesn't sound good. Guessing v5 sounds better because of the el84 tube.
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Hi - I have owned both. I am a bedroom player but experienced. I would say the two units are almost identical in terms of user interface. In term of sound, the POD gets a slight nod because the it is slightly more "warm". However, the high gain settings are pretty equal. I was happy with both. I am using the V Amp 3 now. Both are excellent units.
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Other than this guitar only coming in black, the main difference is the bridge. This guitar is based on the so called Jimmy Page mod, and has the Leo Quan "Badass" bridge that he put on his DC59 in the early 80's.
1061120
Hi Anthony, I bought the AC30, the Metal, and the Classic Rock ones, so I can't comment on the Lead one, but of the three that I got, the Classic Rock one was the favorite. Another option to consider, although more expensive, is to get a Carl Martin Rock Bug. That way you can use all of your Dirt Pedals and still use the headphones. Using my Rock Bug with a Boss Flanger pedal and a Beat Buddy pedal is pretty neat.
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The Cordoba C3M is a great guitar. I was very surprised when I got mine. It looks much better in person. Though it's a shame I got drunk and broke mine by dropping it.
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I don't know. Google it. The boy's teacher says this is a great guitar for the money. We've had no problems. Sounds so much better than the cheep steal string acoustic he has.
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A 'standard' Les Paul has two pickups instead of one and volume and tone controls for each pickup (all of which gives you more control over the sound that comes out of the guitar). A standard also has separate tailpiece and bridge instead of single bridge/tailpiece combo. I'm a beginner but I've messed around with other guitars in the guitar store and I don't think there's any difference in the playability between this and a standard, this is a well built guitar.
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Yes it not totally the same. It is more of an overdrive sound. When I run it through my pedals it doesn't pick up the clean as well but I can get good distortion. If I run it straight to my amp it has a VERY good clean sound and a basic overdrive sound. It's a very good pickup and I highly recommend it. I guess if depends on what music your playing. If your playing stuff that just needs slight overdrive and distortion it is great. But if you want like a hard rock or metal sound it does lack in that area. But remember it is an acoustic guitar.
856121
There are so many version of the Danelectro DC-59 modified sped guitar out there...The one I purchased came with "aged" hardware and a matte-black finish. The year after I purchased mine another version was issued with the "limousine-black" gloss finish. The description should specify which version is being offered.