TheVandal
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Should I buy an Eleuke/uke with pickup installed, or just get a MiSi installed on my kamoa koa tenor?
Amplifying with a piezo pickup (like the MISI) is still a far cry from perfect, but it has the more traditional sound
Should I buy an Eleuke/uke with pickup installed, or just get a MiSi installed on my kamoa koa tenor?
kissing: They ARE just as capable as sounding acoustic!!!
There will be several models out soon (announced at Summer NAMM) that will also have a chorus nob too.In fact, they may be more versatile than the Mi-Si, since they have tone/volume controls.
There will be several models out soon (announced at Summer NAMM) that will also have a chorus nob too.
I am guessing that a "chorus knob" is not something that gives you a chorus behind you, like they have in the musicals when they start singing?
My suggestion: own both.
That would be rad, though I think the instrument would be much heavier... unless we could figure out some kind of hologram chorus singers... "you're our only hope!"I am guessing that a "chorus knob" is not something that gives you a chorus behind you, like they have in the musicals when they start singing?There will be several models out soon (announced at Summer NAMM) that will also have a chorus nob too.
There will be a slightly different tone, but the main difference is in the scale lengths of the necks. There is a noticeable difference in tone between the different models due to the amount of wood used (jazz vs pineapple, for example)Is there much difference in tone bewteen the different sizes of Eleukes; say a concert or tenor?
I second that! While the eleuke is a very versatile instrument, it was never intended to replace an acoustic. Kinda like the Electric and Acoustic Guitars have their different strengths and don't replace one another, but one or the other gets pulled out for different songs. I personally think its the most cost effective way to avoid the pitfalls of amplification.amen, brutha!My suggestion: own both.