Boy_Narf
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Hello Everyone,
We just recently moved to a new house, and I just can't get my rig sounding right. I have an A/B setup going into a stereo Port City OC212V cabinet with V30's. Signal chain as follows:
GLXD16 --> Decimator II --> Flashback Mini (for stutter effect) --> Startouch A/B
A: Timeline --> Bluesky --> Rang IIII (left) --> distro box --> PS170.
B: Rang III (right) --> distro box --> Tiny Terror.
I've been running this for a few years now and to be clear I don't play out. I do a bit of recording, and lots of jamming at home. My music tastes have changed in the past few years, as well as my idea of "good guitar tone". The PS170 is so far the best I've found for a compact clean sound (haven't tried quilter stuff, but been through 10 or so amps already), and the TT just isn't cutting it for the progressive direction I'm headed in. Getting properly sick of auditioning and returning (usually taking a hit) amps. I feel like having near unlimited options would be good as it seems every other day I'm hating the sound of my rig and looking for something to change.
So I'm curious if I can ditch everything except the wireless and move the entire rig into Axe-FX land? I've been checking out the III and seems like I can set this up easily, but what about with the II? Not sure I can handle the price of the III especially since I'm in Canada. I won't be selling off all my gear just yet
Also curious about the looper? Is it full featured? I do a ton of looping, and the Rang III has been amazing so far, but if I can run everything in the AXE that would be ideal.
And as a final question, is it possible to do stereo/mono routing into headphones? Yes I will primary be using headphones (ATH-M50), no real need to bother everyone when I'm struck with inspiration past midnight. My currently late night setup is AmpliTube with the clean side down the centre, and the dirty side panned hard. Helps to retain definition once I start adding loops. It doesn't have to be exactly like this, but I would like to know if it's possible.
***In the event I would need to amplify this, I would be running it into my Bose L1M2B2. Haven't done any research on how these sound, but I'm sure it would be able to handle it for rehearsals.
Thanks everyone.
We just recently moved to a new house, and I just can't get my rig sounding right. I have an A/B setup going into a stereo Port City OC212V cabinet with V30's. Signal chain as follows:
GLXD16 --> Decimator II --> Flashback Mini (for stutter effect) --> Startouch A/B
A: Timeline --> Bluesky --> Rang IIII (left) --> distro box --> PS170.
B: Rang III (right) --> distro box --> Tiny Terror.
I've been running this for a few years now and to be clear I don't play out. I do a bit of recording, and lots of jamming at home. My music tastes have changed in the past few years, as well as my idea of "good guitar tone". The PS170 is so far the best I've found for a compact clean sound (haven't tried quilter stuff, but been through 10 or so amps already), and the TT just isn't cutting it for the progressive direction I'm headed in. Getting properly sick of auditioning and returning (usually taking a hit) amps. I feel like having near unlimited options would be good as it seems every other day I'm hating the sound of my rig and looking for something to change.
So I'm curious if I can ditch everything except the wireless and move the entire rig into Axe-FX land? I've been checking out the III and seems like I can set this up easily, but what about with the II? Not sure I can handle the price of the III especially since I'm in Canada. I won't be selling off all my gear just yet
Also curious about the looper? Is it full featured? I do a ton of looping, and the Rang III has been amazing so far, but if I can run everything in the AXE that would be ideal.
And as a final question, is it possible to do stereo/mono routing into headphones? Yes I will primary be using headphones (ATH-M50), no real need to bother everyone when I'm struck with inspiration past midnight. My currently late night setup is AmpliTube with the clean side down the centre, and the dirty side panned hard. Helps to retain definition once I start adding loops. It doesn't have to be exactly like this, but I would like to know if it's possible.
***In the event I would need to amplify this, I would be running it into my Bose L1M2B2. Haven't done any research on how these sound, but I'm sure it would be able to handle it for rehearsals.
Thanks everyone.