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[Jarick]

Okay I'll go wild and off base here.

Try one of these little Headrush MX5 units. They're $400 new but you can find them used for under $300 shipped.

It has a full color touch screen interface which is super easy to figure out. It has three switches and an expression pedal integrated. Small, light weight, fully integrated gigging solution if you don't need complex switching. It also has the ability to do dual amps and low gap patch switching.

It doesn't have the most models or the most effects or the most detailed amp capturing tech. But a really fun and easy unit that's super affordable.

 

[Mongillo19]

Probably would have been easier to ask what not to try at this point

 

[Frodebro]

Probably would have been easier to ask what not to try at this point

The responses would have been exactly the same, just from different people.

 

[GTR37]

Probably would have been easier to ask what not to try at this point

If he wants to know what NOT to buy TB3 has got ya covered

 

[MindCrime]

If he wants to know what NOT to buy TB3 has got ya covered

...and not from personal experience ! But he'll find a YouTube video somewhere and post it...

 

[Boudoir Guitar]

OP here. Well finally jumped into modeling. Or probly more accurately dipped my toe into the modeling world. I had some rewards points on my Musician's Fiend account so I snagged one a them new Boss IR-2 pedals.

Been going straight to PA with it. So far loving the ease of dialing up sounds, just turn the selector knob. No option paralysis. I expeshally love the Brown, Crunch and Brit settings. And the ambience is good for adding reverb and delay to the patches. This thing responds immediately to your picking on fast runs. Can't detect no latency.

BTW: The Morley Wah/Volume pedal is first in the signal chain and the IR-2 is second. It's the only way I could make them fit the pedalboard I chose.

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So the SD1 is after the IR-2?!?