Re: 50 years from now: what amp will guitarists be playing through?
You guys are being so shortsighted. Incorporating quantum mechanics into guitar amplification is where it's at.
Think about it... every conceivable possible guitar tone accessed simultaneously, with a Bose/Line 6 Quantum Multiverse Limiter device to allow us to choose how many of which ones we want! Versatility freaks will love it, and tone purists will blow every capillary in their body trying to deal with it. It'll go perfectly with their Microsoft Wal-Mart Exxon Nokia Multiphasic Resonance Stratocaster XVII's.
Or, you could be old school about it and play on a 3 femto-watt amp (vintage tube emulation of course) routed right to your inner ear, soldered to your cochlea. No controls would be necessary, because of the the Bluetooth implanted in the back of your skull for controlling it... why, the installation is virtually painless (save for that annoying 60hz buzz in your temporal lobe)!
You guys are being so shortsighted. Incorporating quantum mechanics into guitar amplification is where it's at.
Think about it... every conceivable possible guitar tone accessed simultaneously, with a Bose/Line 6 Quantum Multiverse Limiter device to allow us to choose how many of which ones we want! Versatility freaks will love it, and tone purists will blow every capillary in their body trying to deal with it. It'll go perfectly with their Microsoft Wal-Mart Exxon Nokia Multiphasic Resonance Stratocaster XVII's.
Or, you could be old school about it and play on a 3 femto-watt amp (vintage tube emulation of course) routed right to your inner ear, soldered to your cochlea. No controls would be necessary, because of the the Bluetooth implanted in the back of your skull for controlling it... why, the installation is virtually painless (save for that annoying 60hz buzz in your temporal lobe)!
Modelling is good, but no where near that real tube feel.
