And vice versa. A Twin can do loud and clean simultaneously. A DR cannot. Not even close. For that matter, a Twin can do (very) loud and dirty, which a DR cannot. It's been several decades since I had occasion to exploit that capacity, however.
That's a personal, not an equipment, problem. Word to the wise: you probably don't want to acquire a large collection of amps, cabs, and guitars. You would then "have endless scope to try different" amps, guitars, cabs, and combinations thereof. You might never recover. Just sayin'....
Nobody even said it was a problem. It just 'is'.
Nobody said that.
Maybe you didn't bother to read the quote I replied to: "I've come to the conclusion that it has not been good for either my enjoyment of guitar or my development as a musician....it ultimately sucked the soul out of playing for me." Or are you trying to say that the person I quoted was not describing a problem?
Who said anything about loving modelers? FYI, some - but apparently not all - of us recognize that our amplification and signal processing gear are just tools to do a job and don't get emotionally involved with them.
Buy it because YOU like how it sounds... not what someone else tells you how it sounds.
He was describing a corpus of experiences across a 10 year timespan. No. He was not describing a problem.
Maybe, maybe not. I had a way better time on some NAM DR and 5E3 models. Yes there’s less to tweak, but they also just sounded a lot better so there was no compulsion to.
Yeah, who would want to be emotionally involved in the tools that we use to create music that evokes emotions. Silly me.
I forgot a cool smiley with my reaction
You're so literalist.
