NAMM06: New Boss Acoustic Simulator Stompbox

US Advanced electric to acoustic guitar modeling on offer      18/01/06

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There may be times in guitarist’s live sets where an acoustic guitar sound would be the most appropriate for a song but it’s not always covenient to swap guitars or even take both an electric and an acoustic guitar to a gig. It’s at times like those that an acoustic simulator pedal is exactly what you need and Boss have just introduced their latest – the AC-3, a compact pedal employs that Roland’s COSM modeling technology to transform any electric guitar into a variety of acoustic guitars.
Let’s let Boss tell the story of this one in their own words…
�BOSS’s COSM Acoustic-Modeling technology is beautifully showcased in this small but powerful pedal, which simulates an acoustic guitar much more precisely and realistically than previous technology allowed. Derived from BOSS top-of-the-line AD-8, the AC-3 simulates the sound of an acoustic guitar with incredible precision. Four simulation modes are provided: Standard, Jumbo, Enhanced, and Piezo-equipped; the latter supplies that famous "cut through the mix" direct piezo sound. Previous compact acoustic-guitar modeling-pedals were promising, but now the bar has been raised with AC-3. Top and Body controls are provided for shaping the characteristics of the four acoustic models. Create the perfect acoustic-guitar sound quickly and easily with simple knob twists, or add depth and space to the sound with the AC-3's built in digital reverb. It's like getting two pedals in one.�
Two sets of outputs are provided for connecting the AC-3 to a standard guitar amp and to a direct input device such as a PA, recorder, or an acoustic-guitar amp configuration such as a Roland AC-60.
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