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    New Firmware Update, but Editor Doesn't Recognize

    Got it working. Appears many have this issue, and some got it corrected by changing the USB I/O in the Editor's Preferences. Works.
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    Fast Scrolling Option?

    The fast scroll worked; thank you md1234. I changed the USB in the preferences. Simple, but had no idea. Works now.
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    FM3 Edit "Disconnected" Problem

    What steps, as I'm having the same problem.
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    Fast Scrolling Option?

    Like a number of people, I updated to firmware 7, and the editor no longer will recognize the unit. Here's a question: If I'm on page 300, for example, how do I quickly get to page 001 without having to do a massive amount of clicking?
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    New Firmware Update, but Editor Doesn't Recognize

    I updated everything... Robot, new Editor, and the most recent FM3 updates. I'm obviously connected via USB, as I did my updates, etc. But the Editor is not recognizing the FM3. It matters not which one I turn on (editor before FM3 or after FM3). I suspect it's something simple, but no idea.
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    No Sound

    Thanks... and I thought I did go to the FM3 discussion... brain fart.
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    No Sound

    I'll add something. I can now hear it, but the volume is super quiet. If I increase the input or output, it shows read, like it's clipping.
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    No Sound

    I used to have my FM3 as my main 'thing'... amps, cabs, effects, but also it was my interface. I changed things around and now want to use my FM3 for effects only (while using other gear for amps, cabs and I have a different interface). Now, I have no sound. I did go into the General setup...
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    FM3 Sonicake's 5th Dimension (review/demo) with FM3

    Amps/Cabs from the FM3... Sonicake’s 5th Dimension is a Swiss Army Knife of pedals. These multi-effects pedals have been around for a while, but the affordability of the 5th Dimension certainly makes it ideal for those looking to access various modulations in their most basic form. Contained...
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    FM3 Wave Crush (review/demo with FM3)

    Used amps/cabs and effects (reverb/delay) from the FM3 Bit crushers are a specialty pedal, and some may consider their use limited and when wanting a lo-fi sound. However, I do find them most appropriate for guitar when applied in a low dose, which I’ll address later. The Sonicake Wave Crush is...
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    FM3 19th Century Himalayan Singing Bowls

    mic'd into the FM3 (for reverb)
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    NEXG (smart guitar) demo/review

    I did not use my FM3 on this review, but the guitar sounds fantastic with the reverbs. The guitar has it's own speaker system, but when you use the line out, the speaker cuts off and you can go direct to the FM3 or other gear. There is a separate output for pedals, etc., so that you can still do...
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    FM3 CROWN (non-water Waterphone) review/demo using the FM3

    I used premade patches from the FM3... taking more time to experiment with the various effects would be a wild ride! One of the more unusual instruments is the Waterphone, known for its creepy and chilling sound as a violin bow strokes the metal rods. If you’re unfamiliar with the Waterphone...
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    FM3 Sonicake's Octaver demo (FM3 used for guitar tone/delay)

    An octaver goes back to the 1960s, originally designed by Roger Mayer for Jimi Hendrix. As applicable for the bass player or keyboardist, an octaver adds breadth, depth, fullness and a hint of eerie edginess to a tone. Certainly, an octaver plays a role in make a smaller band sound much larger...
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    FM3 TriceraChorus by Eventide (demo/review using FM3)

    I find this one sounds warmer and more analog. I also included some varying sounds; you likely would dial it in and relative to the sounds you do like.
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    FM3 TriceraChorus by Eventide (demo/review using FM3)

    Not everyone likes the sound of chorus, but when applied sparingly, it can give depth and thickness to a tone. But enough pandering. Eventide has a solid reputation for producing studio-quality effects, and the TriceraChorus may be the most versatile chorus available, ranging from iconic 80’s...
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    Problems with FM3 not in stereo

    I never got it to work. My I/O is in stereo... set to stereo. The reverb pedal is in mono. It goes back to the FM3 in mono, but the FM3's final output (not the FX chain) is in stereo and set to stereo. Yet my XLR outs to my DAW only plays one channel.
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    Problems with FM3 not in stereo

    Thank you!
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    Problems with FM3 not in stereo

    I didn't think so, but it seems obvious. I looked in the manual, but could not find where to set it.
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    Problems with FM3 not in stereo

    I tried a search, but got an error message twice. In any case, I ran a reverb pedal through the FM3... through the FX Loop (so that it's after the Cab sim and not in front of the FM3). The problem is, the pedal is in mono and when I record to my DAW (using the FM3) I only get the left channel...
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    FM3 Amp Rescue (Lounsberry Pedals) with demo

    I adding the Amp Rescue to the FM3, but also used cab sims and delay/reverb for the other examples: There are a few ways to describe the effect of the Amp Rescue, and it depends on whether you’re playing a clean or dirty signal. When playing clean, it’s as though a ‘flatness’ is removed from...
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    FM9 Hagerman DRIVE (Muff-style silicon) review/demo

    Fractal FM3 cab sims used in this review (as well as any reverb/delay). I don’t mind fuzz pedals, but I don’t use them often. I’ve demoed them, used them here and there, but frequently had to do some EQ adjustments or add some type of treble booster, etc., to really get the notes to sound more...
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    Hagerman Amps ONE WATTER (2 demos... using FM3 cab sims)

    Hagerman designed a low watt amplifier for the primary purpose of a practice amp, in order to avoid using and burning up a larger stage amp at home. I can expand on that premise to suggest that many times bands leave gear in a particular location, to prevent having to haul amps, cabs, etc., back...
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    REACTIVATOR by Hagerman Amps (pedal demo/review)

    I used the FM3 for effects and cab sims... I now realize why Hagerman Amps calls its latest true bypass pedal Reactivator – “it’s alive… it’s alive!” This is a low to moderate gain pedal, a two-transistor/two-triode overdrive, but its tube driven components maintain that ‘warm’ and realistic...
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    Orange Bass Butler (demo/review)

    FM3 used for reverb and interface for this video demo (the last part, with guitar, uses the Herbert Diezel amp from the FM3): There are some well-received bass pedals and preamps on the market, and the Bass Butler by Orange ranks toward the top – and for good reason. If you want your bass tone...
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    FM3 HEAVY pedal + FM3 (making hi-gain amps more brutal)

    All amps are from the FM3. I realize you can add an OD pedal from the FM3, but I like the quality and nature of the HEAVY pedal and how it interacts with the FM3:
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    WIN Busuyi Double-Neck Guitar

    Only one month left to enter... any Fractal players entering?
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    FM3 SP+ Overdrive (demo/review using the FM3)

    No affiliation to the company.... If you’re into overdrives, and pushing your amp to new levels of brilliance, TL Pedals’ SP+ JFET true bypass will not disappoint. The name of this pedal comes from another in the TL collection, the Silver Pony (which has a similar design/concept as the original...
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    La Flaca by Pure Salem Guitars (demo/review with FM3 amps)

    There’s a reason why guitarist collect guitars, besides the novelty of doing so. Each has its own characteristics and each a unique tool to express one’s musical abilities. It’s not only the feel and look (which can affect a person’s mindset), but definitely the sound generated through the...
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    WIN Busuyi Double-Neck Guitar

    MODERATORS: If this thread is inappropriate, my apologies. I'm not being paid for this service, but helping a company (by creating the video) for a giveaway contest. No purchase necessary. Obviously, delete if not appropriate. Thank you! Hi. I'm not affiliated with Busuyi, but I did a review on...
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    FM9 Larry Mitchell is currently Live

    Its available for the FM3 and Axe III on that G66 site: https://www.g66.eu/en/fm3-videos
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    FM3 METAL by Hagerman Amps (pedal demo using FM3)

    Hagerman is a solid pedal-builder/engineer, and often producing unique voicings when compared to its rivals. Its METAL pedal is no exception, although not a ‘modern’ hi-gain type pedal in the modern sense – rather, METAL is described as a distortion/fuzz, and that aspect comes through loud and...
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    FM3 34 key Kalimba (with FM3 effects - video demo)

    Never thought of doing that... are you aiming the keys toward the pickup?
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    FM3 Soul Press II (review/demo with FM3)

    Soul Press II is a true bypass pedal and an upgrade from the original Soul Press, and with some significant changes. This pedal has Volume, Wah, an Expression out and a Volume/Wah combo. In the latter instance, the toe switch acts as a control between the Volume/Wah (shifting from one to the...
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    FM3 Duet Jaw Harp/Vargan (video demo)

    I used the FM3 for the echo/reverb (via a microphone)
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    FM3 Parabellum Drive (review with demo)

    Using amps/cabs from the FM3 If you’re looking for ‘boutique,’ then Night Owl Industries fits that bill. This company’s focus is on tone, while delivering something unique, and its current project is no exception – The Parabellum Drive (a collaboration with Dunwich Amps). It can hotrod a clean...
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    FM3 'X' Jaw Harp video demo

    I used the FM3 for delay and reverb (no amps, etc... my mic goes into the Helicon VoiceLive 3 and then into the FM3).
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    FM3 PlexiRanger review/demo using FM3

    I'm placing this here, since I used various amps/cabs from the FM3 to demo this pedal. Amazing how flexible the FM3 is and how well it receives OD pedals. Carl Martin produces some very solid pedals, in that they sound good, are easy to operate and deliver what’s promised. The PlexiRanger is no...
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    Favorite drive pedals for bass?

    I'm very traditional... I like using the Ampeg amp/cab (4x10), but have not experimented with the drive pedals on the FM3 for bass. I have the Hagerman VALVE going through the FX Loop (placed between the amp and cab blocks), which really breaths life into the tone... more natural sounding to my...
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    Heart Muller (bass/lead OD) review with demo

    I thought I would post this here, as I used the FM3 for the amp/cab for bass (Ampeg), rhythm and lead (Diezel). Heart Müller, a true bypass pedal, originally was developed to be a bass overdrive. However, this latest version was tweaked in order to be used by a six-string as well. The accompany...
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    FM3 Greedtone Overdrive II (review/demo using FM3)

    What guitarist doesn’t like effects? Certainly, there are some purists, including jazz or blues musicians (plug in an amp and play), but most of us like things that add some dazzle to our tones. My favorite are overdrive pedals, because they can make a good amp sound even better, and each OD...
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    Busuyi (single neck/double neck) Mini-Pro review with demo

    Bass and rhythm playing is no issue. A touch cumbersome (until getting used to it) for lead. I wanted it mostly for the bass, and most economy bass guitars are at that price point, which is why I went for it. But the guitar has the clearest pickups I've tried, and so... I'll be using it now and...
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    Busuyi (single neck/double neck) Mini-Pro review with demo

    Bass playing no problem... chord playing no problem... playing in the higher register (lead) is more finnicky... you have to place your thumb along the bottom edge vs. wrapped around back. This company does have models with TWO separate necks (designed in the same manner, with bass on one side...
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    Busuyi (single neck/double neck) Mini-Pro review with demo

    I did publish this elsewhere, but I thought it a cool instrument. FYI... I used the FM3 for both guitar and bass. The bass was an Ampeg with 4x10 Ampeg cab. The six-string used a few different setting (Carol Ann clean... some Diezel Herbert for lead). I was in the market for a bass, since I’ve...
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    " UltraRes " -vs- " Standard " ..... does it matter for *very short* IR's (?)

    I must be the only one who kicks it in every time, lol. I find the tone clearer and lively with hi-res. Maybe it's because I'm such a fantastic player that the nuances pop better 😛😝😜🤪
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    How are you connecting your FM3 to your audio interface?

    XLRs to 1/4-inch (into my PreSonus Studio 24C). If there's latency, I can't hear or detect it. My PreSonus goes to my computer, but also a mixer. I do have my FM3 as the audio controller. Maybe I'm doing things backward, but it works, and I don't want to frig with it!
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    FM3 as Interface (serious noise)

    Band in a Box has stereo level controls. One of the levels was full, at 24 dB boost. No idea how it got there... sometimes I notice the mouse acting erratically, and it does a 'ghost' change on something (for some reason more common with music programs than something like Word or Excel)...
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    FM3 as Interface (serious noise)

    OK, please ignore. You wouldn't believe the stupidity at this end, lol.
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    FM3 as Interface (serious noise)

    Worked fine with the previous firmware. Now my Band-in-a-Box (backing track program) sounds like loud distorted garbage. I tried restarting, but that didn't work. Any ideas? Maybe this should go in the bugs section... I already posted it before realizing so.
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    FM3 Fan issues after Cygnus

    No fan changes for me.
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    [fixed] Hi-Res Cab no longer recognized

    OK, I have the latest release (1.04) and there's still no choice to select hi-res vs. regular cab.
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    [fixed] Hi-Res Cab no longer recognized

    OK... I thought I got the editor update as well. Not sure what the frig I'm uploading, lol
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    [fixed] Hi-Res Cab no longer recognized

    In the previous axe-edit, I could choose from standard or hi-res cabs. In the latest version, this option disappeared. Are the hi-res automatically selected now?
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    AFIII Presets Fremen Presets masterthread (releases, updates etc.)

    Thanks, but if not for the visuals, the music would be very lackluster, lol
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    Have you found “your” amp in the FM3?

    Diezel, Powerball, Carol Ann (cleans), Fremen Acoustic Sim (for acoustic). Depends on what I'm composing and what guitar I'm using, but those are the most common grabs. I like the Friedman BE-OD Deluxe pedal, and so... I'll have to play around with a Friedman.
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    Any EBMM owners?

    It's a 2020 release. I was going to go for the limited edition nebula (or whatever it was called... the purple one), but decided on the dark roast, since my mother gifted me money prior to passing with cancer... and every morning we had coffee together (hence, dark roast). Also, I wasn't going...
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    Any EBMM owners?

    I've had mine for a year without a broken string. In fact, I've yet to change the strings, lol.
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    AFIII Presets Fremen Presets masterthread (releases, updates etc.)

    Here is an acoustic sim for the FM3... I'm using the piezo on the Music Man Majesty
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    Carol Ann Appreciation Thread

    Check out that preset I included... there is a wah block (no kidding) that adds a high end tone. Again, that part came from Brett Kingman and it makes a big difference.
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    Any EBMM owners?

    2020 7-string Majesty model. No complaints. I have a few other guitars that produce better cleans, but this is my go-to for rock and metal (especially lead).
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    Carol Ann Appreciation Thread

    Here are some I created, based on Brett Kingman (he picked the amp and cab... I made a few changes to suit my guitar, etc.). It does NOT use the latest firmware... change the cab to hi-res and it just sparkles! https://axechange.fractalaudio.com/detail.php?preset=8692
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    Carol Ann Appreciation Thread

    That's what I use for my cleans.
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    Constant speculation - please some respect to FAS

    Whatever, where the hell is Cygnus! (joking). Actually, I'm pretty impressed with the hi-res speaker cabs... sparkly and detailed! Cuts through the mix even better. And this was BEFORE I've heard Quad vs. FM3 comparisons (and found them to be nearly alike, although the FM3 had a bit more...
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    Steve Vai and FM3

    I would think effects (as he did with the previous rack-mount Axe Fx). He's been using the Synergy modular amps for the past few years. I could be wrong.
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    FM3 GRAND FUSION: TEXTURES album in the making with gear walk-throughs

    Track 15 (keyboard and guitar ambient)
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    FM3 GRAND FUSION: TEXTURES album in the making with gear walk-throughs

    Track 14 (skipped ahead to make this video)
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    Kali LP6s - Definitely Great for the $ (IMO)

    I have the IN-8s... there's no power save on those. They sounds GREAT and are very loud for home practice and playing (I don't push them anywhere near what they can do... they are loud, and very flat/clear). Great for mixing, but also music listening... they have a very modest V shape in the EQ...
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    FM3 GRAND FUSION: TEXTURES album in the making with gear walk-throughs

    Exactly, if you watch the video I indicated that the concept originally was to pay homage to Iommi, and then things changed. That riff with the heavy vibe (FM3 preset by Larry Mitchell)? Originally, it was a heavy doom type distortion... and then I got Mitchell's preset and wanted to use it...
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    FM3 Metal/Djent Riff I did with the FM3, with an Easter egg at the end :)

    What would you compare it to that is stock, so that we don't have to buy the cab?
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    FM3 Metal/Djent Riff I did with the FM3, with an Easter egg at the end :)

    Not sure what happened... but there's no cab... just the PVH 6160 amp.
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    FM3 Metal/Djent Riff I did with the FM3, with an Easter egg at the end :)

    Could have sworn I saw III in a post. I'll look into it; thanks.
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    FM3 Metal/Djent Riff I did with the FM3, with an Easter egg at the end :)

    Crap... I'm using the FM3... what amp/cab are you using, and I'll try to tweak?
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    FM3 Metal/Djent Riff I did with the FM3, with an Easter egg at the end :)

    What preset are you using, or did you create it and what is the link if uploaded to Fractal?
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    FM3 GRAND FUSION: TEXTURES album in the making with gear walk-throughs

    Buckethead must suck. Seriously, thanks, but also... I love instrumental stuff, and it doesn't have to be super fast wankery, etc. I like things that are melodic, sometimes spacey, psychedelia, etc. Consequently, what album(s) do you suggest of his a solid starting point?
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    BluGuitar AMP1 Iridium into FM3 question

    To be clear, I am NOT using the speaker out. Not sure where you got that. I did indicate Headphone Out/Rec Out. No load box required... no BluBox required; I am NOT using the speaker out (which would require a real cab or load box). I'm merely using the AMP1 REC OUT (headphone out, as per my...
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    BluGuitar AMP1 Iridium into FM3 question

    Yes, as stated, the arrangement works fine with other pedals, and so I have to try something different, perhaps parallel routing. Thanks.
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    BluGuitar AMP1 Iridium into FM3 question

    Correct... I did disengage the built-in IR, which was 'ok' at best (when I did some sound testing I got a lot of 'sizzle' comments, and to get a proper IR). I ran it through the Suhr Reactive Load... did not like the results in the least. I then tried the Palmer ADIG-LB and found it better (had...
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    BluGuitar AMP1 Iridium into FM3 question

    No load box required... it's the headphone jack/rec out on the Amp1 I'm referring to (there's a separate speaker out that requires a load box); I did have the Suhr and thought it sounded like ass... direct to an AXE IR is much better... thick, meaty, etc. Now, what I did NOT do is the set-up you...
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