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https://www.thefretboard.co.uk/discussion/175640/ditching-your-onboard-preamp#latest
That's with just a plain piezo pickup, but even with a preamp in the guitar it should still sound like that.
I did have an Aura Spectrum, but I found it too fussy - when set right (the PA, as well as the unit) it sounded fantastic, but it was quite easy to get it sounding oddly horrible as well, so I eventually came to the conclusion it was almost as much of a liability as an asset when playing gigs when the PA was not under my control. And the onboard tuner is poor, if it matters.
I'm now using a Boss AD-8, which is probably not the best-sounding but is pretty versatile and copes well with unfamiliar amps and PA settings. I actually prefer it to the newer and apparently more comprehensive AD-10, which has just about everything you could ever imagine needing, but I also found a bit fussy to get set up right. And it has chorus, which instantly put me off it! (Perhaps unfairly, since you don't have to use it.)
Haven't tried the TC or the AD-2 yet.
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After looking at nu nervous videos I’m now leaning towards changing the pickup to an anthem as that seems to sound the best so far.
I used an Aura Spectrum DI, then I purchased a Martin with the Fishman Aura pickup in it. I do love the sound and when properly amplified you get some amazing tones live.
Since my acquiring the aura-equipped Martin though, the Aura Spectrum hasn't seen much use, so I'd sell it cheap if you'd like to try it. They resell well if you find it isn't for you.
Matt
I use IRs for three instruments of mine and mates' fiddles/mandolins and some of the factory presets for bass at various times.
The Radar can be run off an external pedal board PSU and provides balanced out if necessary, negating the need for a DI box.
http://acousticir.free.fr/
There's a thread on the AGF where AeroUS does an IR loader comparison which you might find very interesting:
https://www.acousticguitarforum.com/forums/showthread.php?p=6786439#post6786439