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Originally posted by Tonewheeldude:
the Audya doesn't need to be defended..it needs to be heard, and if we are going to make sweeping statements, it seems to me that we need to be able to do so with at least a modicum of authority. internet demos can't compare with a hands on approach through a good PA.


Perhaps through a PA it would sound louder, but the mis-matched guitars would also be louder as well.

Can't figure out why a company would do such a half hearted approach to the guitars; probably ran out of development money, a common thing with a small company, but still no excuse to let it reach production.

Most demos done on the Audya have the bass and drums boosted to cover the guitars, but there were a few (some that were put on this forum, in fact) that you could hear the audio and midi mismatches quite plainly.

It ain't going to sound any better through a PA or with me playing it live.

I doubt very much if it will be sold around my area, and, arrangers are very popular in this neck of the woods...it's just too much money for too little refinement.

Ian
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