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  • #16
    Re: Guitar Amp (Hi-Gain) Recording Problems

    Direct out is ok if itīs taken from effects send, recording out or similar. But going from a SPEAKER output to a board or similar rund the rish of causing expensive damage

    But slamming a good mic in front of the Cab is DAFINITELY the best way to record guitars, handīs down
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    • #17
      Re: Guitar Amp (Hi-Gain) Recording Problems

      alright sweet ...that explains alot of my problems then
      Epiphone Les Paul-100 >Neck/59 Bridge/DD
      Epiphone Les Paul-Studio >Bridge/JB
      OLP 4-String Bass> Active Basslines Pup
      Peavey 5150 Head and 5150 Slant Cab
      Boss-DD-3~PH-2~BF-2~TR-2
      Dunlop 535Q Wah~Ernie Ball Volume~Fender PT-10

      Phil 4:13
      I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.

      ~ That verse has helped me make it through everyday of my life. Remember.. God is always there and always will be. He has and always will love you.

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      • #18
        Re: Guitar Amp (Hi-Gain) Recording Problems

        hey.....my friends are now trying to convince me that using a floor proccessor ...such as a digitech rp200 ....is going to sound better than using my 5150. I don't like the sound of digital distortion.....what do you guys think?
        Epiphone Les Paul-100 >Neck/59 Bridge/DD
        Epiphone Les Paul-Studio >Bridge/JB
        OLP 4-String Bass> Active Basslines Pup
        Peavey 5150 Head and 5150 Slant Cab
        Boss-DD-3~PH-2~BF-2~TR-2
        Dunlop 535Q Wah~Ernie Ball Volume~Fender PT-10

        Phil 4:13
        I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.

        ~ That verse has helped me make it through everyday of my life. Remember.. God is always there and always will be. He has and always will love you.

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        • #19
          Re: Guitar Amp (Hi-Gain) Recording Problems

          I have a digitech rp200 , and although it is versatile with distortion tones, i find analog footpedals to be of much better quality. The distortion on the rp200 sounds.. well.. too fake and eq'd. I love the cleans I get with the rp200. I have a DOD Death Metal Distortion pedal, and for high gain it blows anything the rp200 has out of the water!! Well, those are my 2 cents.. enjoy!
          Equipment: I have a Washburn WG228. a Peavey Studio Pro 112, a Digitech RP200, and a DOD Death Metal Distortion Pedal... My amp is new, I love it. I've been playing for about 3 years, I'm ok, but I'm not great. I'm good at rhythm guitar, but I couldn't solo if my life depended on it...

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          • #20
            Re: Guitar Amp (Hi-Gain) Recording Problems

            Originally posted by Guitarsmasher911
            I was running through a speaker out from the 5150 head.
            Please say no!



            I'm sorry...I really shouldn't laugh.

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            • #21
              Re: Guitar Amp (Hi-Gain) Recording Problems

              Originally posted by Rid
              Tubeamps goes to tubeamp heaven....
              I hope my dead Behringer is burning in hell.

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