1.
Okay, I know putting things (pedals, etc.,) between your guitar and your amp affects the tone, but I thought in some cases (i.e. not using a whole bunch of pedals) the change is negliable, sometimes barely noticable...and I didn't start noticing it until recently...
Whenever I plug my guitar straight into the amp it sounds great. really, really, really great. It's full, loud, and has the right amount of distortion.
However, as soon as I soon as I start plugging in effects the single gets crudier and crudier and crudier. I only use about four or five of them, (Delay-Flange-Phase-Whammy-Wah) so it's not that much, and although I am looking for a new amp I don't want to abandon this one (a Marshall MG250DFX) simply because it won't work with my effects pedals. It's reliable and sounds good at bedroom volumes, which makes it great since I mostly play in the room...
Do you guys have any tips/suggestions as to how get rid of this gradual signal disintigration when I use my amp with my effects?
2.
Do you guys have any experience with or opinions on the Carvin Legacy?
I play Tool, Incubus, The White Stripes, and classic rock (Zep, AC/DC, Sabbath) type stuff so I'm looking for a Marshall esque kind of amp that's not a Marshall. Or at the very least very good equivolent with slight differences. A nice moderate to high gain amplifier with good cleans that's good to start shaping a sound around.
I was considering the Legacy because of the price and the reviews I've read, but I'm not quite sure being that I've never tried one out.
Although, if you have any better suggestions for an amp like the one I describe please feel free to talk about that rather than the Legacy.
3.
Who would win in a fight, Lemmy or God?
Okay, I know putting things (pedals, etc.,) between your guitar and your amp affects the tone, but I thought in some cases (i.e. not using a whole bunch of pedals) the change is negliable, sometimes barely noticable...and I didn't start noticing it until recently...
Whenever I plug my guitar straight into the amp it sounds great. really, really, really great. It's full, loud, and has the right amount of distortion.
However, as soon as I soon as I start plugging in effects the single gets crudier and crudier and crudier. I only use about four or five of them, (Delay-Flange-Phase-Whammy-Wah) so it's not that much, and although I am looking for a new amp I don't want to abandon this one (a Marshall MG250DFX) simply because it won't work with my effects pedals. It's reliable and sounds good at bedroom volumes, which makes it great since I mostly play in the room...
Do you guys have any tips/suggestions as to how get rid of this gradual signal disintigration when I use my amp with my effects?
2.
Do you guys have any experience with or opinions on the Carvin Legacy?
I play Tool, Incubus, The White Stripes, and classic rock (Zep, AC/DC, Sabbath) type stuff so I'm looking for a Marshall esque kind of amp that's not a Marshall. Or at the very least very good equivolent with slight differences. A nice moderate to high gain amplifier with good cleans that's good to start shaping a sound around.
I was considering the Legacy because of the price and the reviews I've read, but I'm not quite sure being that I've never tried one out.
Although, if you have any better suggestions for an amp like the one I describe please feel free to talk about that rather than the Legacy.
3.
Who would win in a fight, Lemmy or God?
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