metropolis_4
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For me it's two things:
1. Vox AC15/30 models at the edge of breakup
2. Marshall Plexi models at clean settings
I feel like the way a modeler handles those two tones tells me everything I need to know about whether I'll like it or not. For me, those are the two sounds so many seem to struggle with. They often sound like exaggerated caricatures of the real thing with the Plexi models having way too much gain that comes on too fast, and the AC models being way too boxy without the right EQ or response.
1. Vox AC15/30 models at the edge of breakup
2. Marshall Plexi models at clean settings
I feel like the way a modeler handles those two tones tells me everything I need to know about whether I'll like it or not. For me, those are the two sounds so many seem to struggle with. They often sound like exaggerated caricatures of the real thing with the Plexi models having way too much gain that comes on too fast, and the AC models being way too boxy without the right EQ or response.