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I've got a dumb plan in place as we speak. My bassist has a TON of mics. He has a flat Heil mic. As much as this would be something I would normally
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I think it should work with some careful mic technique on the F12 cab.
The exact gigging product I want does not exist.
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I think it should work with some careful mic technique on the F12 cab.
spawnofthesith
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Mic'ed sounds better than direct anyway. this is the way
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Here's an attempt, but assumes you can use stomp with IR panned Right for FOH and Left side (without IR} to Power Station line in
Boogie (w/o using effects loop) -> Power Station -> PS line out -> post effects (no IR (left)) -> PS line in -> cab
...-> post effects (with IR panned Right) -> FOH
Don't know if stomp will support this configuration, but I believe FM3 will.
Boogie (w/o using effects loop) -> Power Station -> PS line out -> post effects (no IR (left)) -> PS line in -> cab
...-> post effects (with IR panned Right) -> FOH
Don't know if stomp will support this configuration, but I believe FM3 will.
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(One of) the problem(s) lie in the fact that I use IRs with my Celestion cabs as the speakers I use are flat. Pro-tip: anytime I start blabbering on about this particular niche use case; it's best to just watch awkwardly in silenceHere's an attempt, but assumes you can use stomp with IR panned Right for FOH and Left side (without IR} to Power Station line in
Boogie (w/o using effects loop) -> Power Station -> PS line out -> post effects (no IR (left)) -> PS line in -> cab
...-> post effects (with IR panned Right) -> FOH
Don't know if stomp will support this configuration, but I believe FM3 will.
gearJunkie
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then that simplifies the issue.(One of) the problem(s) lie in the fact that I use IRs with my Celestion cabs as the speakers I use are flat. Pro-tip: anytime I start blabbering on about this particular niche use case; it's best to just watch awkwardly in silence
Boogie (w/o using effects loop) -> Power Station -> PS line out -> post effects with IR-> PS line in -> cab (flat)
+ same signal to FOH
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Simplifies if I wanted add another $1k and 15lbs to the live rig
gearJunkie
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It also adds backup value in case of problems with the MB.Simplifies if I wanted add another $1k and 15lbs to the live rig
you could use a stomp amp model and use the PS amp with your cabs.
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Another advantage is that all post effects are uncolored by the boogie pa.
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gearJunkie
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only ONCE before? when had that ever stopped you?Sad fun fact is I already owned the Fryette a while back
I definitely understand minimizing weight and complexity in the live rig, while maximizing the weight of your wallet.
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only ONCE before? when had that ever stopped you?
I definitely understand minimizing weight and complexity in the live rig, while maximizing the weight of your wallet.
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I've got a dumb plan in place as we speak. My bassist has a TON of mics. He has a flat Heil mic. As much as this would be something I would normally
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I think it should work with some careful mic technique on the F12 cab.
Now you just have to not kick it on a small stage.
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I just spent 15 minutes thinking about JTs problem. I have no solution, but I feel a whole lot better about my own rig. Thanks JT. 
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I just spent 15 minutes thinking about JTs problem. I have no solution, but I feel a whole lot better about my own rig. Thanks JT.
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On a related note of success; got a proper mic for my cab and will be giving a go here in a few weeks \m/
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Adding boosts to amps that don't need it
in my humble testings, a pedal that can shape the tone rather than adding gain is a better path for high gain amps. It is crucial that a pedal is as quiet as possible (super high quality components) as any additional noise is a no no as many of you know.
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