TC Electronic BodyRez Acoustic Enhancer Guitar Effects Pedal

There are two sounds with any acoustic guitar: the sound you hear unplugged and the sound you hear plugged in. Whatever the difference is between those two sounds for YOUR guitar, the Bodyrez pedal will get you at least halfway (closer) to where you want to be. That's the best way to describe the pedal. The Bodyrez will not make an electric guitar sound like an acoustic - though it will sound more acoustic-ish. Nor will the Bodyrez make a run-o-the-mill acoustic guitar sound like a properly mic'd Taylor. I know because I play a special edition 710 w/ ES1 electronics. Sounds fabulous unplugged and properly mic'd, and just okay thru a PA. Not having that glassy yet fat Taylor sound coming thru the speakers was just not going to cut it, so I began the same trek we're all on... My first move to "correct" the plugged-in sound was an LR Baggs Paracoustic EQ, which did improve the situation about 50%. Last week I added the Bodyrez pedal in front of the LR Baggs, and got 50% closer still. Again, it's not that mic'd sound we all want, but it's SO much better than running straight into an amp or PA. It's a HUGE improvement, even over the LRB itself. In fact, if I had it to do over again, I would have started with the Bodyrez - and probably settled for that.

I play acoustic guitar at my Church. I plug into their sound system . This pedal helps preserve the authentic acoustic sound by rounding out the input signal. Makes my guitar sound natural not compressed or quacks.

I`ve had this pedal for about two years. I use it with a Fishman piezo bridge installed in my Strat. About half our set is suited for acoustic guitar, but switching guitars on a small stage gets old real quick. I tried this set up and am pleased with the results. It does sound I bit different than playing an acoustic (as intended) but I think that mostly due to string gauge. I did compare this pedal to the Boss acoustic pedal, which didn't sound anything close to the Bodyrez.

I need to use this a lot more. Positive difference in sound going into my PA. But with my acoustic amp, not so sure it's better. Yes for playing with the band, but I'll likely turn it off for soloing with my acoustic amp.

F in' great pedal... \m/ I play alot of acoustic gigs and you know that you lose a lot of body and acoustic sound when u plug up. Well this pedal brings a ton of body back to your guitar. It doesnt give you the acoustic sound you are use to when unplugged, but it does give you way better sound than usual. I don't play without this pedal when I'm plugged in.

I had tried using my compressor and EQ pedals , volume and tone controls on the amp and everything I could think of to get my acoustic guitar to sound full and balanced and met with little luck . Tried this little pedal and was totally amazed in just a minute or two ! Full , rich , balanced sound in just the turn of one knob ! I can play hard or soft , use a pick or finger style and this little pedal keeps my acoustic sound smooth and full ! This is a great pedal !!