- What I was kinda impressed with is the fact that they've been able to model... Archived Message
- Ish-Guitarists...a rec in the practice amp dept... - haighter October 24, 2023, 12:20:27
- Enjoy it while you can and before AI makes us humans obsolete* - timmer October 24, 2023, 12:53:16
- Can't come soon enough.* - Warrin'_Illini October 24, 2023, 13:04:57
- Can't come soon enough.* - Warrin'_Illini October 24, 2023, 13:04:57
- Interesting. I've seen a lot of IG influencers with that model - GrandmotherPearlsJam October 24, 2023, 12:52:11
- Enjoy it while you can and before AI makes us humans obsolete* - timmer October 24, 2023, 12:53:16
Posted by haighter
on October 24, 2023, 13:14:44, in reply to "Interesting. I've seen a lot of IG influencers with that model"
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...like dynamics into it. For example...on my Marshall, if I turn town the volume on my guitar, the overdrive cleans up...and if I pick in a different manner, the amp responds to that. In older digital modeling amps I've used, there are no touch sensitivities and if you turn down the volume on your guitar, the overdrive is still just as present, but quieter. These newer modeling amps (this one specifically)...they seem to have actually modeled how a tube amp would respond to your touch and controls. Which kinda blew me away. At sub-300 bucks, whatcha got to lose, ya know?  Previous MessageI have one of those old Line 6's and it's always been fine for what I need, which is an amp with a headphone jack I can just noodle with. Much like your Marshall, I have a VOX AC30 that could blow out the windows if I wanted. Neither one gets as much use as they should, but they are both really heavy. Maybe I should trade in the Line 6 and take the $20 I get for it and get one of these Kitanas. |
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