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Thanks for watching really appreciate it. And to answer your question yes I absolutely use the foot switch to control both looper and harmony efx.

Thanks for watching really appreciate it. I can answer this the guitar sounds great both plugged and unplugged. I believe the fret board is cut to fit the style if the guitar. I really recommend that you try and go to your local music store and try one of theses super shallow bowl acoustic guitars, they have a very unique sound. I think you'll be surprised at how good they handle.

Thanks for watching. In this video it's unplugged but I've used it through all my units the MLS 1000, the Bose L1 pro 8 and the Bose s1 pro. I've done several live show and have received nice compliments on both its looks and sound. Highly recommend it if your in the market for a new guitar. Thanks again for watching have a great day.

Thanks for watching I appreciate your kind words.

Really appreciate you taking the time to watch. Hope it helped out. Thanks.

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Sorry for my delay in answering I was away doing some live shows. Thanks for watching and writing in I really appreciate it. Welcome to the channel.

Thanks for watching and writing in. I just use a standard 9v power supply you can get it at your local music store, they run about 20 bucks or so. I suggest bringing the unit in to your local music store and they can show you the correct adapter you'll need.

I didn't know about the app thanks for sharing. But I am surprised the didn't add in the blue tooth chip. Most amplifier theses days are coming with it built in. Thanks for watching.

Good question thanks for watching. I know it can be lined out to a PA and it can be used as a personal monitor. Not to sure about the band situation, I've only used it as a solo artist artist. But it's a good little amp.

Thanks so much for watching and writing in. Unfortunately I'm not that high tech. And have never ran it that way since I'm a soloist. I would recommend asking this question to the local store tech .

@@ttaurus393 OK thanks for the swift reply.

Thanks so much, I appreciate the support. Glad you enjoyed the video.

Really appreciate it. Glad you found it useful 👍.

Thanks for watching. Yes it works like all the other amp. You can add a pedal board if you like.

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Take it any way you want it. Thanks for watching.

Hi and thanks for watching. You'll need two XLR cables one go's from microphone to the blue box and one from the blue box to your amplifier/ PA system. Then if your also playing guitar with it you'll also need two quarter inch jack cables. One go's from guitar to the blue box and the other from blue box to your amplifier/ PA system. Hope this helps. The two XLR cables Jack's are located on the back of the unit and the quarter inch jacks are located at the sides.

Fortunately I've remodeled that bathroom. And that towel hanger is long gone. Thanks for watching the video really appreciate it.

I could tell the difference between a toilet paper roll rack or a hand towel rack. LOL

Thanks so much for watching. Hope it helped.

Thanks for your input. Really appreciate it.

Thanks so much for the like and subscribe. A bit more info I might have forgotten to share. On the back of the Boss street cube you have a Bluetooth optional adapter you can buy separately. If you can not use the Aux in. Just another way you can use it I think the Bluetooth option go's for about 40 to 50 bucks extra. Hope this helps and thanks once again 🙏.

Hi and thanks for watching although I agree with you the ve8 is superb. But this one here it has a looper and also harmony. It takes one guitar cable one microphone cable and one ring tip cable it can also be battery operated or it comes with power supply. However I believe the looper on the ve8 is much better. But with the Boss street cube 2 you have less to carry because everything is built into it. Unfortunately the volume is limited so it's best for small Venus or street corners. So if your going for a real loud sound definitely pass on it. Once again thanks for watching. Happy gigging.

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Appreciate you watching glad it could help you some. It's a basic strum pattern. I'm not much of a teacher I'm an ear musician and my camera work needs work I did a close up so people could see the chords never gave it much thought on strumming sorry.

Thanks so much.

Thanks so much for watching. So glad you enjoyed the video. I appreciate the kind words 🙏

Thanks for watching really appreciate and hope you enjoyed this video. You can try getting body rez at Amazon, Sweetwater or ebay I believe all these places are still carrying them. Thanks again. And if you liked the content of this video please help me grow this channel by subscribing. Thanks

Thanks for taking the time to write in. This is definitely not a match for the street cube. It's more of a monitor I believe. But if your just playing a small venues It would work for guitar and vocals. . However you'll need some kind of board to run it through if you wanted to run backing tracks it doesn't have an Aux input. And is not blue tooth compatible. That's why I use it with the boss ve8. Hope this is helpful. Thanks again and happy gigging.

@@ttaurus393 right there are no reviews that show someone playing with it with a small crowd. So I’m prone to wait until I can get S1. There is a model where you can store backing tracks and select them that interests me but not at the price of not being heard in small gatherings outdoors.

I agree the Bose s1 pro is the way to go it has Bluetooth 2 channels with independent eq a 3ed channel for backing tracks. And can play well to a small or medium venues. We'll worth the money. This product in this video is best for just a monitor. If your tight on money at the moment may I suggest zzsounds. Com this is a music company that let's you make payments on gear. It's called pay as you play. Hope this is helpful.

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Thanks so much my friend. Much appreciate the kind words.

Thanks for watching and for taking the time to write in. Unfortunately you ca not control the loop volume independently. It's as loud or as low as you play.

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@@ttaurus393 your welcome sir

Got it today but i haven't tried it yet because of work might get back you after that

Hope it brings you hours of fun as it has me. Thanks for watching. Appreciate it.

Thanks so much for watching really appreciate the feedback.

Thanks for writing in. It's just the standard. I see how the title can be confusing sorry.

I just changed the title to make it less confusing. Thanks again for watching.

Thanks so much for you positive feedback I really appreciate it.

Thank you for watching I really appreciate it. I really don't like doing tutorials however people asked me if I would do one and this became my most viewed video on RUclips that's so funny it cracks me up but as long as it helps somebody out I'm okay doing it. Thanks for watching.

But, you're really good tho...thanks 4 sharing !

Thank you

Thanks for watching. I wouldn't worry about that this is a very comfortable guitar to hold. It's a bit smaller then most of my other Martin's. Wishing you all the best enjoy. And thanks again for writing in.

Hi and thanks for taking the time to watch this video. It is a hard choice between both the amps but like you said the boss has much more bells and Whistles. And to answer your questions yes all you where listening to was straight from the amp. I think for busking or small cafés it's incredible. And very very light weight. Thanks again, happy gigging.

@@ttaurus393 Ordered the Mini Charge in the end. Waiting for it to arrive. My son is playing bass in this lineup so I'm interested to see how the mix works!

So, delighted with the Fishman Mini Charge. At least in rehearsal, sounds loud enough with vocal and acoustic guitar and I'm very happy with the sound I get from both my Yamaha CPX1000 and Martin SC10E. Might get the bass version of the Boss for the son and then we're good to go busking!! Just need to sell something first!! :)

It's definitely a fun amp to play with. Enjoy it my friend.

I agree it's the only thing missing.

Thanks for watching. I appreciate your feedback, and that's a great suggestion I'll definitely look in to making a video with a song. Thanks again

Until I get that video made I did do a Demo video of the looper and the harmony pedals for this it's in my other videos. Check it out would love to hear what you think about it.

Thanks for watching really appreciate it. I'm not very tech-savvy so unfortunately I don't know how to put a link on the pedal however it's just a simple boss foot switch. I don't play electric guitar so thanks for letting me know this. It work pretty good with acoustic electric. Maybe the new fender highway guitars will be more compatible with this system.

I use Boss GT-1 guitar effects pedal for electric guitar. I use the Bluetooth duo and send backing tracks from my iPad. Sound is adequate for busking.

Nice to hear different Techniques, But i don't use any backing tracks. I'm strictly acoustic and vocal. This is a very nice unit light weight easy to carry around.

Thanks so much for the kind words.