Which amp is the rockman x100 based on?

unix-guy said:
I believe there's an Import Bundle option...
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I updated the firmware, and it loaded the first time. However, to get it to work, I needed to move some blocks and add some inserts to fit on the FM3 grid.

It was worth the effort - the preset sounds fantastic! Thanks!
 
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Woz said:
I updated the firmware, and it loaded the first time. However, to get it to work, I needed to move some blocks and add some inserts to fit on the FM3 grid.

It was worth the effort - the preset sounds fantastic! Thanks!
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Great, I'll have another look then
 
I've created a good early Boston tone with my FM9. It's set up to sound like the early albums, which if you listen, have a lot of the bass cut to fit in the mix. It's pretty much a Marshall type amp with heavy compression and an EQ boost to the mids hitting the amp. Post amp, it uses a graphic EQ to make big adjustments to get it to sound like the albums. Also a big thing with the Boston tone is setting up the Chorus to be more of a doubler. The Rockman Stereo Chorus uses up to 45ms delay from the dry signal and panned hard left and right. I posted a previous preset that was more along the lines of the Walk On album Rockman tone, but my new present reminds me much more of the albums. I'll have to get it posted, along with a video.
 
Dave Merrill said:
Think i know and like Pyromania best, and it does sound good. I've heard it's a Rockman too, but it doesn't have as much of that 800 hz thing going on.
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Hysteria used the Rockman, not Pyromania. And you’re right about the less prominent midrange. Mutt Lange supposedly called Scholz and asked him how to “de-Bostonize” the unit.
 
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