I wish Strymon would release a V2 Iridium with either a fourth high gain Channel or secondary functions with adjustable boosts.Well after tweaking the Boss IR-200, I got it close. Over headphones, the surround sound setting went a great way towards softening the harsh highs I heard. After getting it somewhat near where I liked it on patches for the 1959, X-Drive and Bogner…
I switched to my Ampli-Firebox MkII. It crushed the Boss. Not even close.
The Boss needs adjustable power amp settings like bias and excursion plus sag. A better IR management settings group with LF and HF roll offs. Resonance and Presence on the amps too. IMO the Ampli-Firebox and Nux Amp academy offer better tones.
Sadly. Sending it back. Shaddap @JiveTurkey
I wish Strymon would release a V2 Iridium with either a fourth high gain Channel or secondary functions with adjustable boosts.
The GT-1K core is much better than the IR-200.
Modern high gain and Hot Rodded 800 gets my vote. Two variants of each four channels.it would make sense to have a V2 that picks up where the punch leaves off like a Punch ++. , Modern Hi Gain , boutique Clean
so Hot Rodded 800, Two Rock , SLO/510/ recto
Deluxe/Champ, Vox AC30/Boutique, Marshall/Hot Rod Marshall, Vintage High Gain/Modern High Gain.Modern high gain and Hot Rodded 800 gets my vote. Two variants of each four channels.
I wish it had X-Crunch….You realize they'd have to listen to their existing models and realize they sound like garbage compared to every other modern platform. Which will never happen so just stay full-blown ostrich and stick with the X-Crunch.