I wonder if there is anything going on between the two of you the other forum members should know about? :devilish:
And "special" thanks were on the way....
This update is amazing, blows my mind!
I was struggling to chase that amp-in-the-room feeling with my CLRs.
I tried a bunch of IRs and thought "yeah now sound is great!". But when I turned on my Cab (2xEVM2L) I suddenly realized the CLRs sounded like a monitor
I actually was considering selling the CLRs.
... but when I tried this update and did what Cliff wrote:
5. To really hear and feel the effects turn up the MV and LF Res. Don't be afraid to turn LF Res close to 10. In fact some Celestion and Eminence speakers are equivalent to about 8-9 on the LF Res. This will increase the interaction between the power tubes and the speaker load.
6. Also, to "really" hear and feel it, crank it up LOUD.
... BAAM!
What a massive sound. When cranked it feels like a full stack and the monitor feeling is gone.
(Now it's time for the Cab to retire)
Just to be sure. Is it now recommended to turn MV and LF res up when using High gain amps like Dual recto and 5153? At the moment my high gain amp MV is between 2,5-4 depending the amp.
Just to be sure. Is it now recommended to turn MV and LF res up when using High gain amps like Dual recto and 5153? At the moment my high gain amp MV is between 2,5-4 depending the amp.
I wonder if there is anything going on between the two of you the other forum members should know about? :devilish:
Just to be sure. Is it now recommended to turn MV and LF res up when using High gain amps like Dual recto and 5153? At the moment my high gain amp MV is between 2,5-4 depending the amp.
They didn't rely on someone else to tell them where to set the knobs, they learned themselves.
Seriously Fractal... it's the thirteenth year of the day I started dating my wife, and I have to wake up to see this?
Who's got two thumbs and will likely end up sleeping on the couch tonight?
THIS GUY!
The great players in guitar history new how to work their amps. They didn't rely on someone else to tell them where to set the knobs, they learned themselves.
The difference is that they had 5 knobs to set... and not 500!
The difference is that they had 5 knobs to set... and not 500!
The difference is that they had 5 knobs to set... and not 500!