Sheeran Busker

[paisleywookiee]

Sheeran Loopers | Busker

Take your performances to the next level with the stadium-grade multi-track looper workstation designed by Ed Sheeran and his production team.

www.sheeranloopers.com

Hmmmm......

 

[la szum]

#Headrush'd

 

[likitlikeyoulikeit]

#Headrush'd

More like Alto'D REBRAND!!!!!!!! meehhh meeehhh meeehhhh mheeehhhh

 

[paisleywookiee]

More like Alto'D REBRAND!!!!!!!! meehhh meeehhh meeehhhh mheeehhhh

All the same company. They’re spitting out as much repackaged bullshit as possible.

 

[likitlikeyoulikeit]

All the same company. They’re spitting out as much repackaged bullshit as possible.

I know...the HR speaker crap is all Alto.....it's all InMusic....and it all sucks

 

[la szum]

I use an Headrush 1-12 for a keyboard amp.... but I didn't put my name on it.

 

[likitlikeyoulikeit]

I use an Headrush 1-12 for a keyboard amp.... but I didn't put my name on it.

The alto equivalent is less expensive. Same unit, different name.

 

[la szum]

As if I would buy another.




I used it for an hot minute with the Fractal, but only after I used a corrective EQ curve
that someone was nice enough to post at the Fractal Forum. Apparently it is hyped in
the low-end, scooped in the mids, and hyped in the higher frequencies. "FRFR" my ass.

 

[dbagchee]

I mean, it might be fine for it's intended purpose. Battery life and the features are pretty good. I could've used this in my busking days but back then we just relied on our natural acoustic and vocal volume and finding an acoustic friendly shop aclove to help add some reverb (was actually great practice!). It's kinda crazy how many buskers run these amped setups these days. We were in Dublin a few months ago and some of those dudes were loud!

 

[paisleywookiee]

I mean, it might be fine for it's intended purpose. Battery life and the features are pretty good. I could've used this in my busking days but back then we just relied on our natural acoustic and vocal volume and finding an acoustic friendly shop aclove to help add some reverb (was actually great practice!). It's kinda crazy how many buskers run these amped setups these days. We were in Dublin a few months ago and some of those dudes were loud!

Yeah, they don't need to be loud, IMO. Ideally, a busker is playing at a reasonable enough volume to attract people to go stand right there and listen, but not be a nuisance for those that don't want to listen. I live in a college town, and there are buskers on the weekends that do a really good job of this, IMO. Some of them are even amplified, but aren't obnoxious about it in terms of volume.

 

[PLX]

Busk A Nut

 

[paisleywookiee]

Busk A Nut

I don't think the controls are far enough apart on that guitar.

EDIT

I'd be seriously annoyed if I were walking past that dude.

 

[ragingplatypi]

Kudos to Alto and Ed Sheeran for not charging a premium for Sheeran’s name.

 

[ragingplatypi]

Kudos to Alto and Ed Sheeran for not charging a premium for Sheeran’s name.

I’m serious. I love Cory Wong, but his new Wong Press pedal is $80 more than the Soul Press II it’s based on, and for no good reason I can see.

 

[Life Eats Life]

Hard to beat a good ole’ Cube.

This is a Cube in action in downtown Asheville,
I just met this dude oof all rad dudes,
B-Radical (Brad), a few hours prior.
All for the love of vibin’ it & making music.
F-it, roll out a beat, put the bass guitar butter’s
on them potatoes & throw me somethin’ in G.

Super rad dude & sick ass multi-instrumentalist & bass guitar player.
Gitt’in her done on acoustic with crunch & a wah.
Those Cubes rule.
A street man’s performance amplifier.
Fire in the damn hole

 

[PLX]

I don't think the controls are far enough apart on that guitar.

EDIT

I'd be seriously annoyed if I were walking past that dude.

I always Busk my PanterA riffs at traffic intersections near freeway underpasses.

That way the most anyone has to listen to me play Cowboys From Hell is about 90 seconds.