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It's LOUD!
So far I really like the clean with the crunch engaged....it does AC/DC tones. The dirt channel gets super nasty....bottom end is massive. At 3 o'clock it shakes t h e house.
So any tips, suggestions, or settings? Thanks. ..
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It's LOUD!
So far I really like the clean with the crunch engaged....it does AC/DC tones. The dirt channel gets super nasty....bottom end is massive. At 3 o'clock it shakes t h e house.
So any tips, suggestions, or settings? Thanks. .. -
Gobs of gain. Nice!
I like a MXR 10 band in the loop with the eq volume turned down a bit. -
Great score!Comment
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Thanks. Sounded great at rehearsal last night!Comment
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Impressions:
Very loud. Louder than my Laney AOR, Ampeg VL503, Peavey Windsor, JCM800, and louder than my band mates' PT100. On 3 , small animals run for cover...lol.
The green channel is surprising. It's a better clean than the Block letter 5150 my old guitarist had. This one is actually bright & jangly without the bright switch engaged. The crunch but to does rock tones up to AC/DC levels.
Red is massive. All the gain you'll ever need and then some. Pre never needed to be bumped above noon and there was no need for a dirt pedal. Cleans up with volume knob well too.
A ton of thump. Tighter than the Block letter, but not giving up much in terms of bass response.
Still honeymoon stage but though 4 rehearsals with 4 bands, it's the bomb. It's done 80's metal, AC/DC, 90's grunge to modern rock, and alt rock without missing a beat. Haven't found any major annoyances that can't be dialed out. Now to see if it takes pedals well...Comment
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