Piing said:None of them. I'm using Vintage, Usa Clean and others
To echo what java just said, "PASSIVE" picks a different tonestack for different amps. Unless you're keeping to Marshalls or something, you would be using different tonestacks.-R- said:I use passive, but just because I wanted to stick with one and really know it before I try the other. I usually put an Eq after cab block
Big fan of USA Clean and Boutique here...Piing said:None of them. I'm using Vintage, Usa Clean and others
Joseph Hanna said:I'm glad this topic has been brought up. Lets say I have a Top Boost amp called up. I have the tone stack set to Passive. How come when I switch the Tone Stack from Passive to Top Boost the overall sound changes.
Did that make sense??
ditto.ElectricPhase said:It's funny. I love the concept of the active tonestack, but in practice I always use the passive one. I wonder whether Cliff might consider dropping the active tonestack code to make room for something else.
Because I mix 'n' match tone stacks and amps, I've ended up mostly using the passive ones. I'd still really like to have the option of of a PEQ in place of the tone stack.ElectricPhase said:It's funny. I love the concept of the active tonestack, but in practice I always use the passive one.