I pulled the trigger on a QC instead.
If you like the classic Mark IIC+ stuff the QC will have you covered. That's my go to tone and I found a number of really killer captures including some included with the unit. The CA M3Red was my #1 amp in the QC for almost the entire year I had one.
Your answer is in your usernameAchilles, I'll be pretty much a QC noob.. I've no idea how to do captures or where to find them. I'm kind of an Uberschall guy. When I play nightly, I play thru my 14 yr old? 15 yr old? Axe Fx Std and an Uber patch I made many yrs ago.. I'm stoked, can't wait for it to arrive Saturday so I can hook it up in my studio and do my customary "Why can't I get any effin sound" act
If you like the classic Mark IIC+ stuff the QC will have you covered. That's my go to tone and I found a number of really killer captures including some included with the unit. The CA M3Red was my #1 amp in the QC for almost the entire year I had one.
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I think you probably made the right decision. With hindsight I’m beginning to think being an early adopter of the TMP may not have been such a bright idea.I was interested at first. I actually loved the idea of super-accurate Fender models, 1:1 with the real amps, complete with reverb. I was ready to spend money if it was really good and as complete as its competition.
But after some people got it in their hands and we saw what was there, and what wasn’t, I decided it needed more time in the oven for me.
Then I had money-spending blueballs and bought an FM9 because I always wanted one. Do not regret, not one bit.
Personally, I'll reserve that judgement until the first substantive firmware update.With hindsight I’m beginning to think being an early adopter of the TMP may not have been such a bright idea.
I was interested at first. I actually loved the idea of super-accurate Fender models, 1:1 with the real amps, complete with reverb. I was ready to spend money if it was really good and as complete as its competition.
But after some people got it in their hands and we saw what was there, and what wasn’t, I decided it needed more time in the oven for me.
Then I had money-spending blueballs and bought an FM9 because I always wanted one. Do not regret, not one bit.
There are issues I have found and raised on a few occasions but have found it difficult to get recognition of the issues from Fender let alone any commitment to fix them. So I have my doubts but I’m still hopeful and will hang on to my TMP for the time being.Personally, I'll reserve that judgement until the first substantive firmware update.
"Maybe"?? This is a yes or no question. You should really keep track of these things.4) maybe? another choice
I was curious for (literally) a few minutes after hearing the spring reverb demo. But then everything else about it fell short of other options.Don't own one. I'm not even curious about it.