Fractal FM3 vs Valeton GP-200?

[Cactusprick]

Been running GP-5 for days, ASSUMING it more or less sounding same with its bigger brothers.
Some amps sound fantastic, while the other not so.
I find Valeton quite easy to dial (well there isn't much to dial when there are only few sliders)

It simply cannot touch Fractal in every aspect though.

 

[paisleywookiee]

Great cause the dynamics are amazing in the vid on that amp…the stadium example was not that great

It’s impressive you can discern all that without playing it, and just through YouTube videos.

 

[KingsXJJ]

Love my FM3T. Does pretty much everything I need or want. Incredible device. The tones are oh so very sweet.

 

[timbuck3]

It’s impressive you can discern all that without playing it, and just through YouTube videos.

I have played this model amp and remember that it was very sensitive to master volume

 

[paisleywookiee]

I have played this model amp and remember that it was very sensitive to master volume

When did you play the Stadium? My friend has, at Sweetwater. He said the Agoura models are extremely dynamic.

 

[timbuck3]

When did you play the Stadium? My friend has, at Sweetwater. He said the Agoura models are extremely dynamic.

I meant I had played that actual amp. I meant to say that model of amp no, I have not played the stadium.
Geez

 

[paisleywookiee]

I meant I had played that actual amp. I meant to say that model of amp no, I have not played the stadium.
Geez

The point is, you personally have no idea how the model reacts.

 

[Boudoir Guitar]

I have played this model amp and remember that it was very sensitive to master volume

You played a Deluxe Reverb amp with a master volume?

Or you played a model of a Deluxe Reverb and set the master volume somewhere other than 10 (i.e., you played a model of a Deluxe Reverb but set it to behave quite differently than how the amp that was modeled would behave)?

Yeah, master volumes tend to have a significant impact on dynamic range -- that's the whole point of having them.