Free App Enhances Guitars Played Through GuitarJack

US Taylor Guitars EQ iOS app dials in acoustic tones      21/10/10

Free App Enhances Guitars Played Through GuitarJack


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Sonoma Wire Works and Taylor Guitars have teamed up to create and release the free Taylor EQ app: an input EQ for enhancing the sound of a Taylor guitar when played through GuitarJack on an iOS device. Here's what they have to say about it...
Players can select from a range of EQ presets that complement Taylor's signature guitar body shapes, including the Grand Auditorium, Grand Symphony, Grand Concert, Dreadnought, T5, or the new GS Mini. Each EQ preset was custom designed by Taylor Guitars' engineers to optimize the tone of each body shape for use with the GuitarJack. Players can also create a custom tone for any guitar by using the six-band parametric equalizer in Advanced EQ mode, and play along to their favorite songs by launching Taylor EQ while the iPod app is playing.
While the Taylor EQ app will work with most iPhone guitar adapters and any acoustic guitar, it is optimized for use with the GuitarJack and Taylor guitars equipped with the company's Expression System(r) for the highest quality sound. The Taylor EQ is the first free app to include the GuitarJack control panel, which allows users to configure the GuitarJack settings and levels. Most Taylor EQ features are built-in to FourTrack to enhance recordings of Taylor guitars or any acoustic guitar.
GuitarJack was announced earlier this year and connects a wide range of instruments, microphones, and other audio hardware to iPod touch(r) (2nd and 3rd generation), iPhone(r) 3GS and iPhone 3G via 1/4-inch instrument and 1/8-inch stereo mic/line inputs.

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Pricing and Availability:
The Taylor EQ app is available as a free download from iTunes.
GuitarJack is currently available for purchase at Taylor Guitars, Sonoma Wire Works, Sweetwater, and other select dealers at the suggested retail price of $199.
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