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January 2nd, 2007
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country music acoustic
Whats the acoustic guitar that Brad Paisley plays? It seems to have a plate in the sound hole. I also saw a cmt GOO special and Alan Jackson seemed to have the same guitar. I havent been able to find any standard looking acoustics with this option. I love the sound of this guitar, what ever it is.
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January 3rd, 2007
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As far as the soundhole cover goes, it is simply a piece of rubber that fits in the soundhole. It is designed to cut down on feedback when performing. If you're just playing acoustically and not amped, you yank that thing out of there or the guitar will sound dead by itself.
http://www.guitartips.addr.com/tip129.html
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Originally Posted by cshude
As far as the soundhole cover goes, it is simply a piece of rubber that fits in the soundhole. It is designed to cut down on feedback when performing. If you're just playing acoustically and not amped, you yank that thing out of there or the guitar will sound dead by itself.
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I completely forgot about those. We have had this discussion a couple of months back about those things.
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I thought that may have come up, couldn't remember.
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January 8th, 2007
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Thanks, does anyone know what model acoustic he plays. It's probably some Martin Model, but the only equipment listed on him is his Crooks and Dr. z's.
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