Is it a sin to run a 58 Reissue Lester thru a solid state modeling amp?
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sufferinrewind
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Re: Is it a sin to run a 58 Reissue Lester thru a solid state modeling amp?
Line 6 has modeling guitars.
The new models have real pickups in them. The older ones were cheaper. I think $400 for the cheapest one. I think they all go for over $1,000 now.
Would probably be cooler if they just put that technology into the amps themselves. Plug in a ukulele with a soundhole pup and sound like Jimmy Page with the turn of a dial. Would be the best thing ever, wouldn't it? :chairfall
Line 6 has modeling guitars.
The new models have real pickups in them. The older ones were cheaper. I think $400 for the cheapest one. I think they all go for over $1,000 now.
Would probably be cooler if they just put that technology into the amps themselves. Plug in a ukulele with a soundhole pup and sound like Jimmy Page with the turn of a dial. Would be the best thing ever, wouldn't it? :chairfall
Lazarus1140
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Re: Is it a sin to run a 58 Reissue Lester thru a solid state modeling amp?
If you have to ask you know it's a sin.
If you have to ask you know it's a sin.
J
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Re: Is it a sin to run a 58 Reissue Lester thru a solid state modeling amp?
I think they have to put more into the guitar itself for the concept to gain wider acceptance. What they're doing now probably goes over better with a lot of players than $400 worth of modeling in a $300 guitar.
Besides, if you want the guitar modeling portion to work properly, you have to start with known parameters, ie, their guitar.
I think they have to put more into the guitar itself for the concept to gain wider acceptance. What they're doing now probably goes over better with a lot of players than $400 worth of modeling in a $300 guitar.
Besides, if you want the guitar modeling portion to work properly, you have to start with known parameters, ie, their guitar.
GuitarGuy503
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Re: Is it a sin to run a 58 Reissue Lester thru a solid state modeling amp?
I'm guilty of playing my 58RI through a solidstate amp (Cube 60) as well. lol
Not so much anymore since I got my Roadster though (always used RFIER mode on the Cubes). Having said that, now that I have a real Mesa I don't have much need for the cube other than for it's headphone feature.
I'm guilty of playing my 58RI through a solidstate amp (Cube 60) as well. lol
Not so much anymore since I got my Roadster though (always used RFIER mode on the Cubes). Having said that, now that I have a real Mesa I don't have much need for the cube other than for it's headphone feature.
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TheLivingDead
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Re: Is it a sin to run a 58 Reissue Lester thru a solid state modeling amp?
Shirt no. Do what ever you want.
Shirt no. Do what ever you want.
ehdwuld
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Re: Is it a sin to run a 58 Reissue Lester thru a solid state modeling amp?
they have a modeler that allows you to plug in headphones
and hear Page playing
they have a modeler that allows you to plug in headphones
and hear Page playing
Re: Is it a sin to run a 58 Reissue Lester thru a solid state modeling amp?
I have one of those, it's called an ipod. Can't figure out how to plug in the guitar, but it seems to bluetooth over to the ipod. I sound fanstastic!
I have one of those, it's called an ipod. Can't figure out how to plug in the guitar, but it seems to bluetooth over to the ipod. I sound fanstastic!
St_Genesius
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Re: Is it a sin to run a 58 Reissue Lester thru a solid state modeling amp?
Weird. You must have a different model. I've looked all through my iPod and I don't see any Led Zeppelin anywhere.
Weird. You must have a different model. I've looked all through my iPod and I don't see any Led Zeppelin anywhere.
ericmeyer4
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Re: Is it a sin to run a 58 Reissue Lester thru a solid state modeling amp?
FWIW Les Paul plugged his Les Paul into a ss amp for a while. (Did that sound dirty to anyone else?)
FWIW Les Paul plugged his Les Paul into a ss amp for a while. (Did that sound dirty to anyone else?)
woemoejack
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Re: Is it a sin to run a 58 Reissue Lester thru a solid state modeling amp?
it is only a sin to not play the Les Paul at all
it is only a sin to not play the Les Paul at all
Stratman
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Re: Is it a sin to run a 58 Reissue Lester thru a solid state modeling amp?
Heheheh…
I use an Eleven Rack and a Line6 HD500 for fun.
Real tube amps when I want to impress!
I use a modeler most of the time (Axe-fx). With Fender CS and Suhrs, too.
I'm going to hell....
Heheheh…
I use an Eleven Rack and a Line6 HD500 for fun.
Real tube amps when I want to impress!
IanBallard
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Re: Is it a sin to run a 58 Reissue Lester thru a solid state modeling amp?
It's a sin not to practice. Honestly, the more I play my Fender Mustang, the more I love it. If I had a super expensive, custom guitar, I wouldn't hesitate plugging into it for practice sake.
It's a sin not to practice. Honestly, the more I play my Fender Mustang, the more I love it. If I had a super expensive, custom guitar, I wouldn't hesitate plugging into it for practice sake.
Re: Is it a sin to run a 58 Reissue Lester thru a solid state modeling amp?
The Mustang III has quieted my tube amps for the last few weeks. Mostly cuz I'm goofing around with a gob of FX and screwing around with a new toy.
I'm also working up the Wallace amp right now. Should prove to be fun.
Y'all do realize this thread was supposed to be funny... missed the mark I guess....
The Mustang III has quieted my tube amps for the last few weeks. Mostly cuz I'm goofing around with a gob of FX and screwing around with a new toy.
I'm also working up the Wallace amp right now. Should prove to be fun.
Y'all do realize this thread was supposed to be funny... missed the mark I guess....
IanBallard
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Re: Is it a sin to run a 58 Reissue Lester thru a solid state modeling amp?
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