| calvin kinney from lucerne valley california |
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| Subject: | brace yourself its easy |
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| for a plastic molding it seems to be very strong |
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| not a bunch of controls to set up need off and on switch |
| Ease of Use:
| very simple to use; plug and play;it was a matter of seconds and ready to use very helpful |
| Sound:
| tone is very good to excellent |
| Value:
| excellent I paid 200 dollars and it was still worth it |
| Do you own this product?:
| yes I do |
| Date submitted:
| 9/3/09 |
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| FretZoid from Perrysburg, NY, USA |
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| Subject: | Sounds good, but there's latency |
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| Made well enuff for it's general usage. |
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| Quiet is best feature. Would use angled plugs on inputs. |
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| Very easy to use. |
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| Very Quiet. Sounds good tho bass is filtered a bit, midrange is slightly boosted, treble is fairly faithful. Tested on Fender NOS Blues Jr, '95 HRD & Peavy Classic 50 212.
Problem is delay in signal sufficient to sound like a slapback without the dry sound, just wet. Somewhat disconcerting at low acoustic performance levels. Throws me off during fast runs, nuances, etc.
I had anticipated using 2 sets - one from guitar to floor pedals, other from pedals to amps. Would be impossible to use with the sort of delay 2 of them would produce. Radio(VHF/UHF) is still faster than digital. |
| Value:
| Depends on what you need. |
| Do you own this product?:
| Yes |
| Date submitted:
| 8/3/09 |
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| Sam from North Carolina USA |
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| Subject: | BRACE AUDIO DWG 1000 Wireless (for guitar) |
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| The cases are made of plastic and could be thicker and stronger, the size is very convenient and can be clipped or pocketed easily |
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| I agree that the unit needs a ON/OFF switch. It has 'auto' on/off when the unit is plugged in and I too have run down batteries forgetting. If you forget to unplug your pedals 'input' jack cable and run your pedal batteries down, you most likely will with this unit also. Ideally would be if they kept the auto on/off, but had a master on/off switch accessed seperatly with a switch. Then if the master switch were on, and you plugged in, it would power up. If the master switch was off, it would be off regardless of it being plugged in. More features = higher price. |
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| Very easy to use. |
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| These sound good. Although in my experience, a friend of mine has the Line 6 X2 units that used to cost a lot more and are now the same price. The X2 units have a clearer sound, longer range and sound better in the area where we had both hooked up. But each enviroment, amp, guitar and cable will affect either of these units so it was just a one time event, I wish I had bought the X2 units instead now that they are the same price. They were 100 bucks more and now are the same as these Brace units. |
| Do you own this product?:
| Yes |
| Date submitted:
| April 07 2009 |
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| motorboat from Warren, MI USA |
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| Subject: | Perfect sound reproduction, no noise introduced into the path. |
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| The plastic a bit thin for the devices and the belt clip, but I expect that is to keep the unit light weight. I am a little leary of the manner in which the belt clips fasten to the devices as they just snap into slots on the sides of the unit. So far I have used the unit at 10 rehearsals and 5 gigs without any issues. The snap-into-slots do, however, make for very quick battery changes (I normally put in fresh batteries before each gig but I had two new duracells fail at a gig last week on the amp side unit and the low battery led tipped me off in time. I was able to change the batteries between songs right on stage with only about a 30 second delay in the show). So I'd say the jury is still out regarding long term quality. |
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| The best feature is the sound quality. I am split in my decision as to whether this product needs an on/off switch (it was designed to turn on when the cord is plugged in and turns off when the cord is removed. This will keep me from forgetting to turn the switch on, but if I forget to unplug the cord from the unit during breaks it will uslessly eat battery power). |
| Ease of Use:
| It is very easy to use, just put the batteries in, plug one end of the cords into the devices and the other ends into the guitar and amp and play. |
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| I did side by side comparisons with my bass and my guitar both wirelessly and wired and I, and my band mates, could not tell the diffence in sounds. |
| Do you own this product?:
| Yes, I own the product. |
| Date submitted:
| 03/25/2009 |