Steviepearce
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200 for either?
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Bump
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Aren't we all!!
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Bump.
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As it says. After a new interface. What you got?
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I'll trade you a tao les Paul.
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My thinking was, if I could get a nice fender clean, I can get the rest of my sound with my pedal board. As long as it takes pedals well, especially a volume boost.
Why didn't you do that when you had a hot rod deluxe with a real fender clean and not a digital attempt at it?
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As fat boy said. They won't take pedals well cos the whole design is based around replacing someone's need for pedals. Plus I have an ep booster which is one of the best sounding pedals there is and it be totally wasted going into a solid state. Most boosts and ods are designed to push the tubes harder.
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But anyway. I'm sure ii have them in store. Can just try one there.
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Personally think you'll regret it Scott. Gone from a tsl cos you wanted to try a fender and sold on probably the most popular gigging amp of all time in a hot rod deluxe. Don't think a modelling amp will be up your street after the tube amps you've had. I had a cube and Roland are known for making pretty good quality fx. I can't say it's fenders strong point. Seems to be lots of them for sale there must be a reason. They are half the price of a hot rod deluxe new. There's a reason.
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New toy!
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Awesome
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What's the catch on this one!?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B00B5X2W4I?pc_redir=1412463903&robot_redir=1
Nothing. I had one and works great. Never had any issues with it. Sold it cos I also have a Dunlop brick but always worked great for me.
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Got rid of a tc tuner not that long ago as I had a tuner built into my nova system but it just doesn't have the accuracy I would like. Let me know if anyone has anything.
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Most tempting thing i have seen on here in a long time. Mmmmmm
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I sent my n4 to alabama and all arrived save and well with aircity post.
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This is a great article explaining the fx loop. As you said it's mainly when you use the amps drive but I've always set my gear up split between front and back of the amp. But as normal tone is of personal preference.
PA sound help wanted.
in Musicians' Corner
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The mixer does make a difference when it comes to quality because obviously the main preamp and channel strip is still from the mixer and the quality makes a huge difference. Plug into a midas and leave the equipment flat will sound better than a cheaper mixer hacked away. You will have to get yourself a graphic eq to get rid of the feedback without killing everything but again depends on the quality of the graphic. You can then just eliminate the problem frequencies e g 1k, 8k etc. You don't want to take out too much on the channel strip or you will just kill the whole sound unless you have a mixer that has sweepable eq. With a good eq the mic position won't matter. Hence extremely loud stage monitors with a mic on top of it with no feedback it's all about taking away the problematic frequencies.