Of course! But it might wind up a bit long. Keep in mind I never owned a tube amp before acquiring my AFX, and I haven't had it for long (the first firware I had was 24.05). So I never expect to hear a difference between firmwares, because I don't think my ears are trained enough.
I picked the preset I've been working on since day one, which is still a big WIP and there's one scene that's basically a really nice 80s sounding solo tone... but I kept fiddling as one does, always returning to its initial state, so I've heard/played this scene for about 4 months now - I was basically happy with it, but it was admittedly a bit smooth and softish; it's my go-to when jamming along to "powerballad" or "80s slow blues" style YT backing tracks.
But there was little to no "unruliness", there were no real frayed edges, and it was a one trick pony - the ballads.
Now, and without changing anything on my part, using the same headphones, there's this... "excited" nature about that scene, some grit and texture that just wasn't there before, (I must've smoothed everything out too much) and that immediately drew me in - it's not like there's suddenly some
wild and overdone change that made me think "Gawd, what's this!? Mah preset's different/ruined!!!" but it was more like a strong pitbull on a chain, pulling me along while trying to bite everything. There is a snarl and fizz to bending around (that's where the snakes come in) and guttural punch and snappiness to palm mutes that now also makes this scene viable as a dirty, in-your-face rythm tone just by turning the delay off/volume down a touch.
And I know "feels" aren't usually a good point of reference, but it felt more interactive. Responsive, as I put it.
Edit:
@jayjay347912 It was obviously meant as a reply to you, but I just woke up so...
