Jun 14, 2019 . Whether your amp has 8, 10, 12, or even 15-inch speakers, you should be able to dial in a clear and focused tone that allows your natural tone …
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Nov 06, 2011 . Just wondered what other Jazz lovers are doing for speakers and why ? Were they purchased for there Jazz excellence ? A bunch of years ago I walked into my favorite audio shop and was immediately greeted with some great music that featured horns . I don't recall the disc but what I heard was the most realistic reproduction of a Saxophone I had experienced to …
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Apr 25, 2019 . “You can buy a very good speaker for under $1,000,” says Teri Inman of Stereotypes in Portland, Ore., herself a high-end retailer and active member of the Jazz Society of Oregon. “There has been a move in the last few years toward smaller speakers,” she explains.
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Jazz Speakers Here you will find keynote speakers, who all are able to talk about Jazz. Click on the individual keynote speakers and read more about them and their keynotes. You are also welcome to call us or fill out the contact form if you prefer, and we will try to find some suitable suggestions for your next event. It’s quick and easy!
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Here is a great in-depth article I recommended ‘How to improve your Jazz playing’ you should check out!. 2# – The Warm Mellow Clean Tone The smooth sound of Jazz guitar is rewound for sounding clean, warm and mellow.. This means no gain or distortion in the signal chain, just a dry and crystal clear transparent sound coming through the amp.
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Nov 01, 2014 . i checked the link, it looks nice. but as audio lover, i strong recommend some named brand 2.1 speaker system to you, such as Bose ( top audio sound quality level), Bowers & Wilkins (B & W), edifier (http /www.edifier-international.com), this one is more suitable for your personal use, the price is affordable. also you can check the amason & ebay or professional …
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Jul 03, 2015 . Anyone have a suggestion for a high quality clean and warm sounding 12" speaker suitable for Jazz with a solid state amp and an archtop guitar? I had bought a Celestion G12H-80 a few years back an put in a 60 watt valve tube amp. It sounded dreadful. It was a pricey speaker, but it was nasty. It sounded like a tin can.
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Instruction books are available in English, Español, and Français. Choose Your Product JAM ZZZ (HX-B510 - English) JAM ZZZ (HX-B510 - Spanish) JAM Transit Mini (HX-EP315 - English) JAM Transit Mini (HX-EP315 - Spanish) JAM Transit Mini (HX-EP315 - French) JAM Transit Evo (HX-EP320 - English) JAM Transit Fitness (HX-EP400 - English) JAM ...
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Jazz Users’ Guide. The Jazz Users’ Guide is a series of tutorial web pages showing you how to use Jazz for a variety of programming tasks. Other web pages, such as those in the Language Reference series, are designed for reference. The tutorial and reference web pages cross reference each other, and are designed to be used together.
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Aug 30, 2013 . I've also been on a speaker bender since joining this forum. So have exp on a few speakers that would give a good Jazz tone. IMHO a celestion greenback is a fantastic Jazz speaker, I get that woody Jazz tone for days with any archtop into a cheap vox ac15 with the standard issue greenback. They can be had cheap too.
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The II-V-I is the most common cadence in Jazz, and appears in almost every standard Jazz song. For example, the first three chords of “Perdido” are C minor 7 (our “two” chord), F7 (our “five” chord and our dominant seventh), B flat major (our “one” chord). Your go-to scale on an ordinary dominant chord is a Mixolydian scale ...
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Mar 19, 2022 . But as a 21st Century Jazz musician, it’s a really good idea to practise your scales and modes, and to understand how you can use them. In fact, there are plenty of great instructional books on how to learn and practice these. Prior to 1959, many of the great Jazz musicians wouldn’t have been thinking about scales when they improvised.
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Mar 14, 2022 . Midrange: 800Hz to 2kHz. This area is a touchy one that can change the sound quickly. Putting on the brakes in this region can take away the brittle sound of instruments. Adding some juice ...
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Oct 19, 2016 . Some Jazz guitarists have found acoustic amps to be a good fit for the sound they want from an archtop guitar. The problem that some have with this amp when in a combo form is due to the speakers more than the amp itself. Acoustic combo amps are designed to have a wide frequency range, often due to the use of tweeters in the speaker cabinet.
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With Jazz, 8-10” speakers are the most popular, but that’s partially because Jazz amps tend to be smaller than amps for rock and other styles. Most Jazz players aren’t especially particular about the size of the speaker in their amp, provided it delivers the tone they’re looking for.
Still have them , haven't heard anything to surpass them with Jazz yet . Tim I usually don't think of speakers as being better on one type than another since the speaker should sound good on ALL types of music.
Some of these amps are designed specifically for Jazz guitar. Others are generic acoustic instrument amplifiers while a few try to meet the needs of any guitarist. The amps mostly do best if you prefer a clean sound. If your Jazz tone is different (chorus, overdriven, or some other color) then these may not be for you.
Personally, it has been my experience that loudspeakers equipped with dual midrange drivers reproduce Jazz music best. If you got the coin, check out the Avalon's. Your right as usual Mark, the Avalons do Jazz well. ( willianfrost ) No need for help here, feeding my audio hobby is one of the few things I really enjoy anymore.
Technically, any amplifier can be a Jazz amp, just like any amplifier can be a rock or blues amp. Whether you’re talking about an amp for Jazz, blues, or any other style of music, the makeup of the amp is quite similar.
More recently, Roland’s cube series of amps has proven a versatile and reliable amp for many Jazz guitarists. Fender is one of the original amplifier manufacturers, and their amps have long been favored by Jazz guitarists.
The JazzAmp Ten also features onboard reverb, an effects loop, balanced line out, speaker out, and a headphone jack. The cabinet is closed which helps improve the overall responsiveness of the amp, especially in the lower range. As for the tone, this amp delivers an incredibly pure tone that truly feels like an extension of the guitar itself.
While tone purists are quick to point out that tubes produce a warmer and more desirable tone than solid-state amps, it’s not so cut and dry when it comes to Jazz. In fact, the style of Jazz guitar lends itself equally well to tube or solid-state amplifiers.