Favorite Clean Amp Model for pedals?

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theaxeeffect

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What amp models and cabs do you prefer for a clean platform for analog overdrive and distortion pedals? I like to use pedals along with the AX8 from time to time.
Currently I am using the Bassman model.
What's your favorite?
 
Hmm, I got the AX8 to ditch my pedals. I’m still pretty new to the unit.

I still have my Allen Old Flame which devours drive pedals, along with a ton of overdrives, distortions and a few fuzzes. Now you’ve got me wondering what something like the Rockett Archer or The Dude would sound like through one of the Fractal Fender models.
 
NightWalker said:
good question!!!i was looking for the same answer!! and what cabs we can use with those clean amps?
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I use a Non-factory cab (JBL E130 SM157) on the Lonestar and Carr, and I use F034 on the 50w Plexi. If you want to try the JBL cab I put it at the AxeChange along with a few of my presets. Just search for my name. As I recall, I posted my Lonestar and my Carr presets there, but they will not work for you unless you load the JBL cab into your user cabs.
 
Geezerjohn said:
I use a Non-factory cab (JBL E130 SM157) on the Lonestar and Carr, and I use F034 on the 50w Plexi. If you want to try the JBL cab I put it at the AxeChange along with a few of my presets. Just search for my name. As I recall, I posted my Lonestar and my Carr presets there, but they will not work for you unless you load the JBL cab into your user cabs.
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thank you im going right now to the axechange!!!
 
My go to preset is the Double Verb which is a black face twin. Lots of head room. I X/Y the amp to a Dumble in the Y position. With a drive block in the front with X set to mild drive and Y to more I find it to be extremely versatile patch.

Block looks like this. Volume->drive block->amp-cab->compressor->tremolo->delay->reverb.

I live in this patch 99% of the time

Other amps I like for clean are:
Fractal Class A
Carr Rambler
Divided by 13 CJ
Morgan AC/20

FYI You can set the input drive to 0.5 to simulate the low input jack on an amp. You'll get more head room.
 
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