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This NAD deserved more love. So...
INAD: Not That I Need It
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It's almost its 1st birthday!This NAD deserved more love. So...
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Monroe cakeIt's almost its 1st birthday!
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HNAD! :)
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I noticed that before posting but...Y'all know Alex posted this a year ago right?
It's never too late to give love in an EVH NAD thread!
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HOAD!Y'all know Alex posted this a year ago right?
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Thank you, fine future folk! Yes, it has been about a year since I've had this amp and yes I am very much enjoying it - I think my MT15 has been turned on maybe twice since I've gotten the Stealth.
The clean channel has been great for the few pedals I have and for playing spanky funk or for jazz. Blue channel is pretty versatile. Red channel does its one trick. It's fairly bright into the 2x12 with Greenbacks but it's a nice contrast from the very dark MT15.
I'm currently running my HX Stomp in 4CM, using it to switch channels on the Stealth via MIDI, with a preset for each channel - just basic salt and pepper effects. Noise issues are nonexistent. When boosting the input I like to use a shelving EQ as a wide midrange boost because I don't want to alter the character of the amp too much.
My son has had a few chances to play through it. His last few experiences with amps have been jarring experiences for him as he is used to modelers through headphones or small desktop speakers, but now I think he "gets it" especially now that he has been serious about guitar for the past couple of years.
The clean channel has been great for the few pedals I have and for playing spanky funk or for jazz. Blue channel is pretty versatile. Red channel does its one trick. It's fairly bright into the 2x12 with Greenbacks but it's a nice contrast from the very dark MT15.
I'm currently running my HX Stomp in 4CM, using it to switch channels on the Stealth via MIDI, with a preset for each channel - just basic salt and pepper effects. Noise issues are nonexistent. When boosting the input I like to use a shelving EQ as a wide midrange boost because I don't want to alter the character of the amp too much.
My son has had a few chances to play through it. His last few experiences with amps have been jarring experiences for him as he is used to modelers through headphones or small desktop speakers, but now I think he "gets it" especially now that he has been serious about guitar for the past couple of years.
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