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Published on 07/12/06 at 18:16
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UTILIZATION
It connects and it sounds.
SOUNDS
His very correct
OVERALL OPINION
I use a habituellemnt takamine 132 sc cd Nylon on AER Compact 60.
I just tried the Ibanez Troubadour andTHE sound is excellent. It is rounder and now that the AER, although it lacks some definition.
Conveying side, the Troubadour is difficult and cumbersome to handle, the EAR is incomparablementr smaller and lighter.
On stage, the troubadour tilts 45 degrees and is a great idea.
The EAR is more difficult to place, it must be installed vertically.
Price aside, the AER is 4 times more expensive!
Conclusion: AER is clearer but it's too expensive!
UTILIZATION
It connects and it sounds.
SOUNDS
His very correct
OVERALL OPINION
I use a habituellemnt takamine 132 sc cd Nylon on AER Compact 60.
I just tried the Ibanez Troubadour andTHE sound is excellent. It is rounder and now that the AER, although it lacks some definition.
Conveying side, the Troubadour is difficult and cumbersome to handle, the EAR is incomparablementr smaller and lighter.
On stage, the troubadour tilts 45 degrees and is a great idea.
The EAR is more difficult to place, it must be installed vertically.
Price aside, the AER is 4 times more expensive!
Conclusion: AER is clearer but it's too expensive!