Nice video. Are the strings the exact same brand and age? The sound difference seems like the MIA has newer strings, or is that the ebony? Or just the electronics? Thanks for the nice video work!
Hard to tell when not there in the room, but unplugged sounds okay and loud enough for home use. For those of use who are getting older and find acoustic guitars less comfortable to hold, this guitar is an interesting option. Also, the sound projection from acoustics is mostly towards the audience and away from the player, whereas using an amp means that the sound can be directed back towards the player. Matters at home when trying to reduce disturbance to others but maximise listening satisfaction for myself.
Those twins are hard too tell apart
Nice video. Are the strings the exact same brand and age? The sound difference seems like the MIA has newer strings, or is that the ebony? Or just the electronics? Thanks for the nice video work!
Virtually identical! GOOD playing btw! \m/
Hard to tell when not there in the room, but unplugged sounds okay and loud enough for home use. For those of use who are getting older and find acoustic guitars less comfortable to hold, this guitar is an interesting option. Also, the sound projection from acoustics is mostly towards the audience and away from the player, whereas using an amp means that the sound can be directed back towards the player. Matters at home when trying to reduce disturbance to others but maximise listening satisfaction for myself.
great video
Thanks for a great video
i see people comment that they are "twins". American version clearly sounds better
In the UK the US version is currently £1449 and the Player is £899, so is the US version £550 better?
Those twins are hard too tell apart