Never heard that one before...i have a matrix "transparent" power amp and cab but the sound sucks
No dynamics, not at all the feel of a tube set up, doesn't cut through in a band situation. Only advantage is that it's light.Never heard that one before...
It was a (dumb) joke. The idea being if you are playing 'metal' maybe it would be best for the audience if they could not hear anything at all.I didn't really get your remark, Zenaxe.
I play Rock/Metal, sure... I use in ears too... For a metronome...
What matters the most is what the audience hears...
Yes that was smart. But, I am saying lots of people on public forums will still generally reply with advice that applies to their situation but not yours and your responses WILL be "polluted" in spite of best efforts to frame the question because humans are humans and are not 100% rational... so there is psychology involved.That's exactly why I said specifically "Metal". For other genres, the choices might be completely different and I didn't want to "pollute" this poll with votes from different backgrounds and musical goals.
I have never tried a Axe > Matrix > Cab setup, but that's what I am saving up money for at the moment.
I've never heard anyone say anything negative about this setup. What I did hear is that it sounds more or less identical to using a real amp head. And why wouldn't it?
You do know you have to keep the Power amp sim on and Cab sims off, right?
What do you mean by "Lots"?Trust me if you want a tube feeling get a tube power amp. LOTS of users do it for that reason.
What do you mean by "Lots"?
At least by poll results, there aren't many people who want to involve a real guitar amp into the setup...
There are two clear Tube guitar amp options in the poll:The tube power amp+ cab is not clearly in the options...