Moreso the deep C neck, and its a harder to find colour for the series (close to primer grey). The 7.25” is doable with a good setup. Im not a shred guy (Jazadam shudders).
What is your next guitar/gear purchase gonna be?
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Moongrum
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Such a comfy neck. I've been thinking of picking up an Am pro ii for the same reason. I like my kiesels, but for the way I play, all I feel is the shoulder of the neck because they're a weird thin D, I'm trying to convince myself I'm happy, though
MatrixClaw
Whoaaa No Way!!!
Moving my music room into a larger room in the next week or two and I've been getting back into recording again. Recently bought a new desk that's much more usable for all my gear (and it's a standing desk, which is fun!). Saw this went on sale for a silly price and, since it's cheaper than what a used one sells for, I jumped on it:
I miss having some hardware comps and EQs I can use on the way in. Mixing completely in the box is super flexible, but using hardware always forced me to get it right the first time and my mixes would always be way easier after the fact. I don't really have time to waste hours on mixing, so just doing it right from the start would be really helpful.
I'm really tempted to just buy their EQP-KT and 2A-KT as well, then I could track vocals and the only plugin I'd really need is reverb/delay and maybe a bit of saturation depending on style. I could get my 14U Argosy rack out of the garage and have a pretty solid setup again. Think I might upgrade my Axe I/O to a Presonus Quantum HD2, as well. The extra gain will be much appreciated and I can probably sell my Cloudlifter.
I miss having some hardware comps and EQs I can use on the way in. Mixing completely in the box is super flexible, but using hardware always forced me to get it right the first time and my mixes would always be way easier after the fact. I don't really have time to waste hours on mixing, so just doing it right from the start would be really helpful.
I'm really tempted to just buy their EQP-KT and 2A-KT as well, then I could track vocals and the only plugin I'd really need is reverb/delay and maybe a bit of saturation depending on style. I could get my 14U Argosy rack out of the garage and have a pretty solid setup again. Think I might upgrade my Axe I/O to a Presonus Quantum HD2, as well. The extra gain will be much appreciated and I can probably sell my Cloudlifter.
