From Universal Audio.
Lacks Presence? I mean, if you go out and emulate such an iconic thing... Why not do it "right" and as a whole? I mean, not that L6 did that in the first place...
It's on a trim pot at the rear of the device:
Okay, regard my post as obsolete. Nice stuff here. Have never heard of Ampworx stuff until now.
Reminds me of a buddy I have back east. He sent me a version of run run Rudolph that he made and it sounds good but when I told him it sounds good with high gain guitars he quipped that he used very little gain or distortion. I mean...it's soaked with distortion. Sounds good though but it's "low gain" to him.
Wrestlemania
I’m never going to be able to watch him again without thinking that name. I agree though; even if you don’t like his style of tones, he’s a skilled player and his opinions are no-BS, unsponsored honesty. I don’t always agree with him but his views are his own, like Cordy.
Let's do some classic rock riffs with "moderate" amount of gain.
... proceeds to play with unearthly amount of boosted gain and mud.... complains about having to fight the amp and not having enough gain.
I like wrestlemanias content btw, good guy, he's really serious about his ultra tight "controlled" gain.
First few riffs are unboosted, it's a good reference of how much gain the amp really has, which is not a lot.
Let's do some classic rock riffs with "moderate" amount of gain.
... proceeds to play with unearthly amount of boosted gain and mud.... complains about having to fight the amp and not having enough gain.
I like wrestlemanias content btw, good guy, he's really serious about his ultra tight "controlled" gain.
First few riffs are unboosted, it's a good reference of how much gain the amp really has, which is not a lot.
This may have been posted already, but I love the sound of even the stock 800 in this Pete Thorn video.
He casually mentions it's a "totally regular, bog-standard 800" and it just so happens to be one of the best sounding 800s I've ever heard.
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