i've been really bitter about far more petty things, i would be livid.
also @hhtjh you want an uberkab, trust me.
also @hhtjh you want an uberkab, trust me.
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also @hhtjh you want an uberkab, trust me.
My wallet doesn't trust you. Not in my budget. I've seen Mesa and VHT cabs go in the $500 range, which is how much I'd like to spend.
Hah...
Its kind of a long story but I'll try to keep it short. Basically in late 2013 they said they had this product done and all they needed was cash up front to buy materials in bulk and keep cost down. It was going to ship in 4 months. So I talked to someone involved, signed up, and more importantly I campaigned for them and got other people to sign up.
Its been nearly three years since I pledged for something that was being billed as essentially a preorder. Went through missed deadline after missed deadline, watched them go back on their word over and over, saw them come out with and ship new products, and sat through 6+ months of complete radio silence. And again, more importantly to me, is that I was part of the reason that other people were going through the same ordeal. They overestimated how far along they were with the project and then grossly mismanaged communication through the bulk of the process while getting 144 people to give them $73,000.
I'm a little bitter
Probably somewhere around $150 or less, I don't need anything fancy, just something small and portable that I can use to both connect to my interface when I'm at home and connect to the GSP1101 when jamming with people. Can a stage monitor do both of that? Looks like it'd be the easiest option since I'd prefer to have one speaker instead of two.^What kind of budget are you looking at and how big do you want it to be? On the less expensive side it might be best to actually go with a small set of behringer monitors or something like that, but if you want a stage monitor i'd probably jump over the behringer or nady offerings and get a jbl eon series monitor. In the EU you might have other options that are just as good or more readily available.
I'm planning to run it in the loop of my HD500 as a preamp and use some IRs in my DAW (at least until I get my hands on a Two Notes or something similar).
I found this which is very cheap but I pretty much only need some volume out. But it's passive, do I need one that's active to use it in the way I plan to?Yeah a stage monitor would be your best bet for that. In that price range you'll probably be looking at behringer or kustom stuff or if you can find other stuff used cheap enough. It seems to me that old model PA gear seems to depreciate in value really quick, so it might be possible to find old jbl, yamaha, or qsc stuff in that price range.
I picked one up last year and surprisingly, I use it more with my bass rig than guitar. I've tried running it into my GSP and using IRs with it but the results were still a bit fizzy. On the other hand, running it into a Fender amp model yielded MUCH better results.
Maybe I was just doing it wrong but the same thing happened when I hooked up an MXR 5150 Overdrive.
Loop + custom IR =
Input + Fender amp sim (GSP 1101)+ custom IR =