A thing I have been doing with my POD Go is auditioning cabs. Now, playing for reals, I just use the "obvious" cab and adjust the EQ to taste. No problem finding a sound I like.
That said, since this thing is Helix based and current technology, and I know that cab sims are a thing, I decided to scroll through a bunch of cabs.
OMG - what a freaking difference they make!!!!!!
Now, I don't know about real vs the IR's in here, but I have to assume that they are decent otherwise the haters would be hating. I notice that I find myself attracted to the 4x12 Park 75 G12 H30. I would have thought I'd be a fan of the 4x12 1960 T75 - but I find it a bit muffled and dark! (Could be my old ears....). I've played them for real a ton. That said - I get why it might be an awesome cab for my real Mesa Stiletto. The amp is bright. That cab might really make it sound seriously balanced.
There are also a bunch of Mic sims too! This is NOT gonna be a good thing. If this is anything close to reality, I'm gonna be going through a speaker swap phase real soon!
That said, since this thing is Helix based and current technology, and I know that cab sims are a thing, I decided to scroll through a bunch of cabs.
OMG - what a freaking difference they make!!!!!!
Now, I don't know about real vs the IR's in here, but I have to assume that they are decent otherwise the haters would be hating. I notice that I find myself attracted to the 4x12 Park 75 G12 H30. I would have thought I'd be a fan of the 4x12 1960 T75 - but I find it a bit muffled and dark! (Could be my old ears....). I've played them for real a ton. That said - I get why it might be an awesome cab for my real Mesa Stiletto. The amp is bright. That cab might really make it sound seriously balanced.
There are also a bunch of Mic sims too! This is NOT gonna be a good thing. If this is anything close to reality, I'm gonna be going through a speaker swap phase real soon!
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