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Will let you know when I get the Axe.. right now both amps are freaking awesome but i can only play them when my kid is awake and my wife is downstairs.. SO im looking forward to the Axe FX.. It will provably still be hard to beat these two amps together but If it comes close I might sell the 2 amps and keep the Axe. The axe will be hell of alot more portable too..I can't wait for my mid-life crisis! If all I have to do is take a pill to get a boner but can drop the phat lewt for orgasmic gear, well fuck. I am there.
But in all seriousness, how does it compare?
So how is it being a lottery winner anyway?Will let you know when I get the Axe.. right now both amps are freaking awesome but i can only play them when my kid is awake and my wife is downstairs.. SO im looking forward to the Axe FX.. It will provably still be hard to beat these two amps together but If it comes close I might sell the 2 amps and keep the Axe. The axe will be hell of alot more portable too..
With what cab? PA cabs? Powered Actives? A normal rig? People are all over the place with this one. In one forum a guy used an FRFR Traynor H4 keyboard amp. I guess if the pre really is good enough, that might be all the coloring a signal chain needs. I also read in the Axe-FX forums about some guy using a spectrum analyzer set to pink noise, though his FX return/speaker cab set up. This let him know what to set his built in parametric EQ to get the best, flattest signal from this rig. Fascinating stuff. It seems only now are we really getting into the "Brave New World" of modeling guitar sounds, in true 21st century sci-fi style.Wow that is amazing, this really makes an ultra clean solid state poweramp viable.
With what cab? PA cabs? Powered Actives? A normal rig? People are all over the place with this one. In one forum a guy used an FRFR Traynor H4 keyboard amp. I guess if the pre really is good enough, that might be all the coloring a signal chain needs. I also read in the Axe-FX forums about some guy using a spectrum analyzer set to pink noise, though his FX return/speaker cab set up. This let him know what to set his built in parametric EQ to get the best, flattest signal from this rig. Fascinating stuff. It seems only now are we really getting into the "Brave New World" of modeling guitar sounds, in true 21st century sci-fi style.
This kind of thing has been used in adjusting studio acoustics for years, I'm surprised its taking till now for it to disseminate into the world of guitar playing, especially with modelling being so prevalent nowadays.
Its getting to somewhere where tech heads like me can play for hours with the gear as well as play through it (yeah, I enjoy playing with gear as much as using it )
From what people are saying on the AxeFx forum it seems that it's good for tweakers and also people like me that just want to plug in to good tone. It seems that the deeper tweaking is an "option" over a "necessity" like in the other modelers.
IIRC? You mean the Interactive Illinois Report Card?You can iirc.
There are two signal chains that can be bridged and swapped around at various points.
Does anyone have the ultra out there? What does it have that the std. doesn't?