Hugomack
Experienced
When using an amp and guitar cab for backline, we don't usually use a cab sim as the signal is going through a real cab. There's a considerable debate over types of amp and speakers to use for backline sound from the Axe.
With 6-string guitar, I use a sim of my backline speakers to the FOH to make it sound as near to the backline sound as possible. But have members experimented with using cab sim combinations before the FX Loop, to adjust their backline sound? This would be cheaper than buying (for example) Austin SpeakerWorks KT-70s. The EVMs I'm using do have a wide freq range, so a little light cab simulation might help...? As backline sound is what spurs us on to play well, this could be interesting.
This is primarily a question for guitar speaker cab people, but on the other hand maybe the FRFR guys play around with the possibilities as well? (I hope so!)
With 6-string guitar, I use a sim of my backline speakers to the FOH to make it sound as near to the backline sound as possible. But have members experimented with using cab sim combinations before the FX Loop, to adjust their backline sound? This would be cheaper than buying (for example) Austin SpeakerWorks KT-70s. The EVMs I'm using do have a wide freq range, so a little light cab simulation might help...? As backline sound is what spurs us on to play well, this could be interesting.
This is primarily a question for guitar speaker cab people, but on the other hand maybe the FRFR guys play around with the possibilities as well? (I hope so!)