ApocalypticKatana
Experienced
Quoting from GR5's manual
RESPONSE changes the power storing capacity of the power supply capacitors. Turning down RESPONSE increases their capacity, so that the supply voltage reacts more slowly to playing dynamics. Turning it up will result in the amp’s power supply reacting more rapidly for a looser feel.
In GR5 the response knob ranges from 0-10
Quoting from Axe Fx's manual
B+ TIME CONSTANT (in the Advanced menu) interacts with the Sag control because it makes the power supply response slower or faster. When the supply is fast it will sag rapidly accentuating the pick attack and compressing after. Most guitar players like this, but setting it too fast will cause excessive AC ripple and ghost notes. For convenience the virtual power supply voltage (B+) is shown as a meter on this page when the SUPPLY SAG control is selected. The meter displays the supply voltage in dB, relative to the idle voltage.
In Axe Fx the B+ Time Constant ranges from 0 to 100 miliseconds
Questions
RESPONSE changes the power storing capacity of the power supply capacitors. Turning down RESPONSE increases their capacity, so that the supply voltage reacts more slowly to playing dynamics. Turning it up will result in the amp’s power supply reacting more rapidly for a looser feel.
In GR5 the response knob ranges from 0-10
Quoting from Axe Fx's manual
B+ TIME CONSTANT (in the Advanced menu) interacts with the Sag control because it makes the power supply response slower or faster. When the supply is fast it will sag rapidly accentuating the pick attack and compressing after. Most guitar players like this, but setting it too fast will cause excessive AC ripple and ghost notes. For convenience the virtual power supply voltage (B+) is shown as a meter on this page when the SUPPLY SAG control is selected. The meter displays the supply voltage in dB, relative to the idle voltage.
In Axe Fx the B+ Time Constant ranges from 0 to 100 miliseconds
Questions
- Are they the same thing?
- If the response is for example 1.5 on GR5 would that equate to a high millisecond value on the axe fx?