Reinventing the Electric Guitar As We Know It: Difference between revisions
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Ken and I were ecstatic. Basically the L1 had reinvented the electric guitar, using the emerging technologies of nonlinear electric guitar modeling and simple good old sound engineering. With the L1, we had truly authentic electric guitar tone, but none of the "different sound for everyone" qualities of a typical guitar amp. We knew it would be an uphill battle, seeing as electric guitarists are a very conserviative bunch and hard to please (and reluctant to abandon the Church of The Amp). But we knew we had it. We could, with great confidence, tell the world that The New Electric Guitar lives! | Ken and I were ecstatic. Basically the L1 had reinvented the electric guitar, using the emerging technologies of nonlinear electric guitar modeling and simple good old sound engineering. With the L1, we had truly authentic electric guitar tone, but none of the "different sound for everyone" qualities of a typical guitar amp. We knew it would be an uphill battle, seeing as electric guitarists are a very conserviative bunch and hard to please (and reluctant to abandon the Church of The Amp). But we knew we had it. We could, with great confidence, tell the world that The New Electric Guitar lives! | ||
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