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Im so sick I wanna buy an fm9 and my sickness tells me it will be even a little noticeable difference for our low iq cave man stuff hahaha
Bro you need a dual Helix + FM9 setup…
Im so sick I wanna buy an fm9 and my sickness tells me it will be even a little noticeable difference for our low iq cave man stuff hahaha
You're in the 'rediscovering amps' phase, it's a natural part of being a modeler owner.
Don't sell the modeler, it has its place.
Not sure how the QC works, but the Kemper has a separate monitor out from the PA send. I agree with him. If you need the string action, you have to move air. I can get the air to move just fine with a "FRFR" monitor and still send the Kemper to the PA separately so the FOH engineer can do their magic separately from my string singing needs.My band mate borrowed a QC for 3 or 4 gigs where we needed to fly.
In the studio, at high volume, he made it sound identical to his boogie MKII. At least that's what we felt. Impressive. We couldn't tell the difference (and that's a lot to say in his case, not in mine though).
We flight to the UK, to Barcelona... He also flight to Madrid as a guest guitarist in a big event.
Now he's going back to the amp. The feelings are: the QC is great. It's maybe the only option (well, any good digital modeller, I mean) if you can't carry your amp and still want to keep your tone more or less under control. BUT, if you want the amp experience in the stage, digital is still not there. He missed the response and the air of the amp behind him, which are reasons enough to think it's still worth to carry his amp and a big pedalboards over the comfort of just a little box. He didn't either like the response of the QC when stacking some boosts into de capture... Which he does live if he feels like it... And the amp just eats everything, while the QC can even start to squeal.
Not too much of a difference. He still thinks the QC is a life saver... But he's not buying one...
Regarding the audience... No, they're not going to tell the difference. It just sounds fantastic if the sound tech guy is not stupid.
first rehearsal tonight w no helix; amp and 3 or 4 pedals only. going to be a hoot. the triplegraph isn't here yet but I'm still excited to compare tones.
PS: Very slightly drunk, so I'm being honest and open about my stance. Cheers!
6.24 PM, after a long day of work, and 86°F (= 30°C) outside. I 100% needed a cold beer (or two).It's 9:00 am in my corner of the planet. How about yours?
6.24 PM, after a long day of work, and 86°F (= 30°C) outside. I 100% needed a cold beer (or two).
Seriously, some folks should quit arguing and actually enjoy their gear. Period.
PS: Very slightly drunk, so I'm being honest and open about my stance. Cheers!