Musician's Friend Stupid Deal Of The Day - Peavey Revalver 3.5 for $29.99

[dominus]

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/stupid/?src=3GOA2F5A&src=3GOA2F5A

Probably the best sounding payware amp sim software, and the most configurable. Go inside the amps and change the tubes, use your own IR speaker cabinets, or use the power amp sims and cab sim with your own physical preamp. Also hosts other VST plugins, so you can put freeware amp sims/preamps inside and use them.

 

[uOpt]

Re: Musician's Friend Stupid Deal Of The Day - Peavey Revalver 3.5 for $29.99

Given that this is a windows thing, what's the expected way to get the guitar in with a correct impedance input?

I plan to use my Tonelab in "neutral" mode, but what's common?

 

[dominus]

Re: Musician's Friend Stupid Deal Of The Day - Peavey Revalver 3.5 for $29.99

Most decent interfaces have the correct impedance. If not, Motu makes the ZBox for $40, it'll give you a Hi Z and Lo Z input to 1/4" output. Most pedals will give you a proper signal as well. I actually use a powered ABC box, A and B go to pedals, C goes to the computer. (The pedals then go to the computer and into Revalver's power amp models.)

If you don't have a proper soundcard, there's plenty of decent interfaces in the $150-$200 range that will give you just about everything you need to record music on the computer.

 

[uOpt]

Re: Musician's Friend Stupid Deal Of The Day - Peavey Revalver 3.5 for $29.99

I have decent soundcards. I think it's probably best that I just use a GE-7, or my tonelab. Thanks.

 

[everdrone]

Re: Musician's Friend Stupid Deal Of The Day - Peavey Revalver 3.5 for $29.99

lol good thing it sold out or my gas woulda bought it