MaVo
Member
Hello,
I'm just curious if it is possible to change the virtual supply voltage within the amp modeling? The reason I'm asking, is because of a recent episode of Rig Rundown of AC/DC. They use their own power supply to run their Marshalls at a different supply voltage. This means effectively a lower operating voltage for the Tube stages and a different behaviour (lower/higher voltage on the anode/plate). Since the supply frequency is exposed to the user, I'd like to know if it is also possible to expose the effective value of the virtual supply voltage to the user? Or can the user replicate this behaviour by changing the voltage offset of the power tubes (Power Amp Bias) to lower values?
Here's the video at about 9:30 min. they introduce the power supply:
I'm just curious if it is possible to change the virtual supply voltage within the amp modeling? The reason I'm asking, is because of a recent episode of Rig Rundown of AC/DC. They use their own power supply to run their Marshalls at a different supply voltage. This means effectively a lower operating voltage for the Tube stages and a different behaviour (lower/higher voltage on the anode/plate). Since the supply frequency is exposed to the user, I'd like to know if it is also possible to expose the effective value of the virtual supply voltage to the user? Or can the user replicate this behaviour by changing the voltage offset of the power tubes (Power Amp Bias) to lower values?
Here's the video at about 9:30 min. they introduce the power supply:
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