Valgua
Inspired
Hi!
I’m trying to decide wether I should wait for the FM9 or buy the Axe Fx 3 Turbo. I’m not a gigging guitarist, just a very enthusiastic bedroom player who loves chasing tones and learning as much as possible about playing guitar. Portability is therefore less important to me than tonal possibilities.
At the moment I play on the FM3, which I adore. However, I would love to experiment with dual amps. The FM9 allows that.
My question is if the Axe Fx 3 allows for even more options.
Please, don’t misunderstand me: I know that the Axe Fx 3 is more powerful and thus allows for more blocks. My question is if there are options within the blocks that only the Axe Fx 3 allows and wether they make a sufficiently significant difference. For instance, I recently learned that the Axe Fx 3 has cab smoothing and full res IRs. It sounds impressive, but I don’t know wether they make a big enough difference to pay 800 euros more for the Axe Fx compared to the FM9.
I’m trying to decide wether I should wait for the FM9 or buy the Axe Fx 3 Turbo. I’m not a gigging guitarist, just a very enthusiastic bedroom player who loves chasing tones and learning as much as possible about playing guitar. Portability is therefore less important to me than tonal possibilities.
At the moment I play on the FM3, which I adore. However, I would love to experiment with dual amps. The FM9 allows that.
My question is if the Axe Fx 3 allows for even more options.
Please, don’t misunderstand me: I know that the Axe Fx 3 is more powerful and thus allows for more blocks. My question is if there are options within the blocks that only the Axe Fx 3 allows and wether they make a sufficiently significant difference. For instance, I recently learned that the Axe Fx 3 has cab smoothing and full res IRs. It sounds impressive, but I don’t know wether they make a big enough difference to pay 800 euros more for the Axe Fx compared to the FM9.