rockstarzusa
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Hi all, My Axe-Fx is enroute to arrive Wednesday. I have a fairly large rig currently that is: Divided by 13 RSA-23 and Divided by 13 FTR-37. Running into a G-System with an Eventide Timefactor and Modfactor and various dirt pedals. I love my current rig, but sheesh, it is quite a large rig to take around all the time.
Most of my live work will allow me the opportunity to run IEM's in FOH and just patch the Axe-Fx in.
I still play hours a day in my studio, where I don't always want to run through my monitoring setup. Ideally I would like to run the Axe-Fx into my Divided by 13 cabinets because I love the tone and my ears are VERY tuned to the specific cabinets both running G12H30/Celestion blue speakers.
So, I am deciding what poweramp. After extensive reading here, it seems that solid state is going to be just as appealing (I will be running levels low, (not loud metal band settings) I read that the DCM150 is great, also the SLA-2 or QSC GX3 or GX5. The speakers in the cabs are rated at 15w/30w per speaker, so, the cabs are not high power type deals. I know some use the FRFR systems with built in power amps, but I like the tone of my specific guitar cabs already. So I would rather stick with actual guitar cabs-even if they bias the sound somewhat.
Based on this information, would you think the SLA-2 type rating would suffice? Again, I am not not running massive levels here.
Appreciate your thoughts.
Most of my live work will allow me the opportunity to run IEM's in FOH and just patch the Axe-Fx in.
I still play hours a day in my studio, where I don't always want to run through my monitoring setup. Ideally I would like to run the Axe-Fx into my Divided by 13 cabinets because I love the tone and my ears are VERY tuned to the specific cabinets both running G12H30/Celestion blue speakers.
So, I am deciding what poweramp. After extensive reading here, it seems that solid state is going to be just as appealing (I will be running levels low, (not loud metal band settings) I read that the DCM150 is great, also the SLA-2 or QSC GX3 or GX5. The speakers in the cabs are rated at 15w/30w per speaker, so, the cabs are not high power type deals. I know some use the FRFR systems with built in power amps, but I like the tone of my specific guitar cabs already. So I would rather stick with actual guitar cabs-even if they bias the sound somewhat.
Based on this information, would you think the SLA-2 type rating would suffice? Again, I am not not running massive levels here.
Appreciate your thoughts.