Amp advice
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I have the PRS for bedroom use and I ve found a way to dial it down. I put the presence on low and then sometimes put a pillow in front of the cab, along with it being in half watt mode and on low volume etc.
The AxeFx seems like the perfect system to be honest, it's just out of my price range to buy on a whim. I'd need to plan for it. I believe the future is in digital toning instead of analog, but that's a separate conversation entirely. I have a Boss Katana 50w and it's pretty awesome. All Katana models have a dial for wattage (.5w, 25w, 50w, and 100w on the 100w systems) as well as a headphone jack. Where I live the lower settings are perfect for room use.
I have an MT-15 and an AxeFX2XL+. Love 'em both.
If the question is Kemper or AxeFX, I will say this - People with Kempers are still out there buying amps, and some even move away from the Kemper and back to amps eventually. Nobody ever goes back from AxeFX that I have seen.
If the question is Kemper or AxeFX, I will say this - People with Kempers are still out there buying amps, and some even move away from the Kemper and back to amps eventually. Nobody ever goes back from AxeFX that I have seen.
From what I know the Axe-fx is kind of the ultimate amp simulator because it's able to simulate a lot of amps and does so very well.
As far as your amp goes, I looked it up and there should be a button on the back with full power, half power. Half power basically reduces it to 7 W instead of 15 W.
As far as your amp goes, I looked it up and there should be a button on the back with full power, half power. Half power basically reduces it to 7 W instead of 15 W.
When I want it out loud (which is mostly just at band practice, gigs, or if someone in the house wants to hear me play), one of the outputs runs to a JBL Eon-12 powered PA speaker. Since I use the full amp and cab modeling, all I need is FRFR (Full Range, Flat Response), which an ordinary PA does nicely.
I have both. No comparison. Axe-FX is all I use in the studio. I've done a ton of sessions, movie soundtracks, etc., as well as live gigs. My Kemper just collects dust.
Does everybody have a Axe-FX in here?I always see people praising him, is it that good?
Yes, it is. Single best and most transformative piece of gear I've ever bought.
I don't own one, I just want oneDoes everybody have a Axe-FX in here?
I'm saving up for an Axe-FX system without a doubt! It seems like a no brainer after reading and watching all the positive reviews out there on Fractal product, will probably go with either the AxeFX2XL or the AxeFX2XL+. From what ive gathered the Axe FX 3 is far too powerful/advanced for what im trying to do, also a pretty penny too! lol
However I have to upgrade my desktop first before i get too involved with the axe-fx and all the additional components! Im rocking an older desktop computer with the late Windows 7 software
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I currently play on an old Crate GT65 solid state amp. I've thought about swapping speakers with a Celestion Vintage 30 (lightly used off Reverb) or something but dont know if it would change much of my tone?!
However I have to upgrade my desktop first before i get too involved with the axe-fx and all the additional components! Im rocking an older desktop computer with the late Windows 7 software
.I currently play on an old Crate GT65 solid state amp. I've thought about swapping speakers with a Celestion Vintage 30 (lightly used off Reverb) or something but dont know if it would change much of my tone?!
I wishI think that @Dominik Graeber has one too
I play the Boss Katana 100 MkII and the Boss Katana Mini
I play Marshall, best amp, nothing beats it.I wish
I just got in the last couple of months my AxeFx 3 + Yamaha DXR12 and I'm so happy with it.
I'm not good at tone and amp/effect settings but with the guidance of Master Ed even a young padwan like me can reach greatness
I'm not good at tone and amp/effect settings but with the guidance of Master Ed even a young padwan like me can reach greatness
I recently got a Axe-FX III and it's absolutely amazing, so easy to track with and you can literally get any tone you can imagine. I know it has a steep price, but if you're really serious about music and guitar it's completely worth it.
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