DXMG503
Inspired
As a simple amp and cab user, I would watch friends who owned a Fractal product and be really turned off by it. I thought there were way to many options. What the heck is an impedance curve?
I didn’t think Fractal was for me. Boy, was I was wrong.
The cost and logistics of having a full set of gear, and apartment living, forced me to try my first Fractal product, the FM3, and then quickly upgrade to the FM9. The learning curve has been steep, but the factory defaults and realistic control views that are tailored to match the real front panel on each amp made it very easy to get started. I almost immediately felt at home.
It doesn’t stop there though. I quickly wanted to go further, and there’s no way I would have ever learned any of the more complex ins and outs of guitar gear and audio if I wasn’t forced to by this amazing piece of gear. Thankfully, folks like Leon Todd and Cooper Carter on YouTube made it very easy to learn everything quickly, and have fun doing it.
Just one year later, I’ve become a better player and mixer using the FM9. Playing is way more enjoyable.
I love the FM9.
I didn’t think Fractal was for me. Boy, was I was wrong.
The cost and logistics of having a full set of gear, and apartment living, forced me to try my first Fractal product, the FM3, and then quickly upgrade to the FM9. The learning curve has been steep, but the factory defaults and realistic control views that are tailored to match the real front panel on each amp made it very easy to get started. I almost immediately felt at home.
It doesn’t stop there though. I quickly wanted to go further, and there’s no way I would have ever learned any of the more complex ins and outs of guitar gear and audio if I wasn’t forced to by this amazing piece of gear. Thankfully, folks like Leon Todd and Cooper Carter on YouTube made it very easy to learn everything quickly, and have fun doing it.
Just one year later, I’ve become a better player and mixer using the FM9. Playing is way more enjoyable.
I love the FM9.
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