Not another "How to mic Acoustic Guitar"

[Seafroggys]

So I have read up on tons of tricks recording acoustic guitar (close mic on 12th fret, far away one, etc.). I have never actually recorded acoustic guitar, and when I get my guy in to work on my album, I really won't have time to fiddle around much, so here's my question.

So I have four microphones that I think would be good for acoustic recording, they are:

2x RODE NT2a
1x Naiant XT
1x Cascade Fat Head II w/ Lundhaul Transformer

I am thinking having the Naiant close on the 12th fret with maybe the Fat head further away to capture the whole sound. Any other ideas?

 

[Massive Master]

You'd have a helluva time trying to get a vertical XY out of those NT2's, but if you have the right stands, it'd be worth a shot. Add the FH on the lower quarter of the board. Split the pair and HPF at 150 or so, center and LPF the FH.

 

[Sonixx]

if you had another Fat Head you could track Blumlein

Maybe the Nt2 and Fat Head as M/S