i recently got the xt live.
initial responce - running direct record mode. "i think i might take this back". i have the 2.0 which i prefer to record with. the XTL doesn't have balanced outs [img]/images/graemlins/scratchhead.gif[/img] what were they thinking. after updating the firmware... it sounded a little better. maybe i'll try reamping with it on the next recording.
got to jam with it last night with my drummer. ran it through the power section of my 50.cal. i must say that i am impressed. it sounded good. not as loud as the .50 cal with it's pre's smoking, but i was able to have complete control over the tone/volume at any level. that was nice. from 2 - 8 on the boogie's master it sounded relatively the same!
the sound was really clean aswell - compared to straight boogie. very tame.
now i'm not saying it sounded better than the .50cal wide open. but it was more usable and controlable which is nice. especially when you have 2 guitarist, and a singer, with only a 400 watt pa. hehheh.
turning down at practice has always sucked cause the amps sounded like shit. but we could barely hear the vocals.
this will certainly solve that.
anyway. haven't even had it a week now so i could totally change my mind and want to sell it. but so far, i'm thinking this will be a great live tool for my band.
now i just have to talk my other guitarist into getting one or this thing is just going to sit on the shelf.
i think it will just sound too differet if one of us uses it and the other one doesn't.
initial responce - running direct record mode. "i think i might take this back". i have the 2.0 which i prefer to record with. the XTL doesn't have balanced outs [img]/images/graemlins/scratchhead.gif[/img] what were they thinking. after updating the firmware... it sounded a little better. maybe i'll try reamping with it on the next recording.
got to jam with it last night with my drummer. ran it through the power section of my 50.cal. i must say that i am impressed. it sounded good. not as loud as the .50 cal with it's pre's smoking, but i was able to have complete control over the tone/volume at any level. that was nice. from 2 - 8 on the boogie's master it sounded relatively the same!
the sound was really clean aswell - compared to straight boogie. very tame.
now i'm not saying it sounded better than the .50cal wide open. but it was more usable and controlable which is nice. especially when you have 2 guitarist, and a singer, with only a 400 watt pa. hehheh.
turning down at practice has always sucked cause the amps sounded like shit. but we could barely hear the vocals.
this will certainly solve that.
anyway. haven't even had it a week now so i could totally change my mind and want to sell it. but so far, i'm thinking this will be a great live tool for my band.
now i just have to talk my other guitarist into getting one or this thing is just going to sit on the shelf.
i think it will just sound too differet if one of us uses it and the other one doesn't.
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