Compact Acoustic Guitar

[Black] I did extensive research after owning a Bose L1 compact and a turbosound ip500 (sold them both). I was looking for something in the $1000 range for DJing and acoustic gigs and came across the LD MAUI 11 G2. �On paper its specs are substantially better than the Bose L1 compact, and in real life AS WELL!!. � The Bose L1 compact has a wider coverage and the tone match for guitar allows to bypass an acoustic pedal for your guitar if needed, thats it. In EVERY other aspect the LD maui 11 g2 is better. �Having designated tweeters allows it to hit notes high in the 20k Hz range. �Bass is deep as well, much deeper and louder than the L1 compact. One can totally tell the difference between the wooden cabinet of the LD vs. plastic of others. Guitars and voices sound superb. �Dance music (latin, disco, rock, hip hop, raeggetton) is very tight and appropriate for a crowd of 40-50 people (more if used with a separate subwoofer). �As far as acoustic gigs (guitar and vocals) Id imagine it would cover a much larger crowd. �Also, the construction is superb! looks and feels extremely well built and professional! � The bad is feedback in the hi-z input when plugging in your guitar directly. �However if passed through a little mixer and going through the line input no feedback was present. � Overall excellent product!!!

I did extensive research after owning a Bose L1 compact and a turbosound ip500 (sold them both). I was looking for something in the $1000 range for DJing and acoustic gigs and came across the LD MAUI 11 G2. �On paper its specs are substantially better than the Bose L1 compact, and in real life AS WELL!!. � The Bose L1 compact has a wider coverage and the tone match for guitar allows to bypass an acoustic pedal for your guitar if needed, thats it. In EVERY other aspect the LD maui 11 g2 is better. �Having designated tweeters allows it to hit notes high in the 20k Hz range. �Bass is deep as well, much deeper and louder than the L1 compact. One can totally tell the difference between the wooden cabinet of the LD vs. plastic of others. Guitars and voices sound superb. �Dance music (latin, disco, rock, hip hop, raeggetton) is very tight and appropriate for a crowd of 40-50 people (more if used with a separate subwoofer). �As far as acoustic gigs (guitar and vocals) Id imagine it would cover a much larger crowd. �Also, the construction is superb! looks and feels extremely well built and professional! � The bad is feedback in the hi-z input when plugging in your guitar directly. �However if passed through a little mixer and going through the line input no feedback was present. � Overall excellent product!!!

[0.2 lb] Fits acoustic guitar. Works as expected.

[18 x 14 x 5.3"] Love the options and of course the sound when recording acoustic guitar

[4.905 lb] Perfect for recording acoustic guitar, or pretty much any instrument. ...

[Mono] Recording Vocal, Acoustic Guitar and Drums Room

[Black] I vacillated over which mic I should buy to pair up with my acoustic guitar and my Fender Acoustic Junior amp. This turned out to be ideal.

[415 to 466 Hz] This is my go to tuner for acoustic guitar, banjo and fiddle. Reliable and accurate.

[5.85 lb] Great SDC- super flat and detailed in the right way on fingerpicked acoustic guitar.

[1.035 lb] Very happy with the microphone. Acoustic guitar is coming through clear and crisp