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Apologies for Spamming, What my setup looks like.

Recently, during one of my more brillant moments, I seemed to have highly
irritated a lot of folks here at this site for attempting to sell some
samples of acoustic guitar work at this site.  My apologies to the site and
those I've offended.  I didn't realize that I was reposting messages to the
site, nor was I aware of breaking any protocol.  

I do have some pretty nice stuff that I would trade (on tape) for anyone
sending me samples of their work.  Let me know. 

My setup for playing Acoustic guitar with the Jam-Man. 

1 Cedar top handmade acoustic                       
   Koa back and sides, wood bindings                 Gives a sound similar 
to
a dobro
   rosewood fingerboard  (1995 Keller Guitars)    
                                                                     
1 Sitka Spuce top, rosewood back and sides    
   wood bindings (1992 Kellar Guitars)                 Big booming sharp
sound.



--------Input------Crate 125D-------Pre amp signal-----Lexicon 
Jam----Alesis
compressor
                       |
                       | Live sound output  (Mix on Crate is DLY or LPR,
currently using 
                         LPR (large plate reverb).


-----Tascam 4 track------Stewart 200 watt amp------Community Speakers and
Monitors


The key to all setups is guitar resonance and clarity.  As a result, I push
the treble, cut the mids and boost bass.  Will tell you about the vocal mix
in a subsequent letter.  Both guitars are running the martin thinline 
series
saddle pickup (which will not feedback).  I typically choose to run Martin
maquis light gauge strings.   The Crate 125D may be the finest acoustic amp
on the market today.  Where I play, there currently is an absence of these
amps (No one is using them).  Every place where this setup is done,  people
have been extremely encouraging.  Now, as a fellow looper, the Jam man is 
the
icing on the cake.  They hear good sound, but then they hear a 3 or 4 man
band with one guy.  It opens eyes every single time.  


Thanks!