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11-16-2007, 08:51 PM
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Most guitarists I know (including, I'll admit, myself) are tone snobs. It's hard to put into words but you know when playing whether the sound your getting is what you 'want'. To anybody else, it may sound the same whether played wirelessly or plugged in but to the muso, it is all about subtle differences and it DOES sound different.
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11-16-2007, 09:46 PM
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I couldn't find the interview
 That's right ^^ about tone. Wireless units tend to give an unnaturally "level" sound with little tonality and musicality, whereas plugging it in gives a true sense that what you're hearing is some strings vibrating - like hearing a car's engine instead of a fake exhaust for example.
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