That was why I didn't mention 3.50 models like Plumes (Eqd Pillar), Vitriol (Peavey Invective), or MOON (Sunn Model T).
There are a few older models that don't seem to have made the Go, which is too bad. GA-40 is a fun amp.
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That was why I didn't mention 3.50 models like Plumes (Eqd Pillar), Vitriol (Peavey Invective), or MOON (Sunn Model T).
There are a few older models that don't seem to have made the Go, which is too bad. GA-40 is a fun amp.
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Snapshots are awesome. Clearly thought out by someone that plays.
I got into Snapshots on the HX Effects for a while, but I realized pretty much everything I want to do can be handled even more easily by assigning multiple effects to one controller - channel switching my amp while turning on reverb for cleans, maybe with some mod, and getting a lead tone with overdrive before the amp and delay in the loop. That's like 98% of what I ever need or want. And I realized that I personally really prefer staying in Stomp mode and not having to toggle... makes more sense to my pedal-addled brain. The Snapshots feature is awesome though, and I can see a couple spots where I still might need it - especially on bass, being able to toggle between different EQ and compressor settings in the same models is really useful. Not sure if Pod Go lets you assign parameters that way.
Aceman
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Well, for Live I'm thinking this:
A: Amp sound
B: Amp + Rhythm Delay
C: Amp + Lead Delay + EQ Boost
D: Up for discussion
A Snapshot set like that would do almost everything I need Live from a basic sound.
That said, I do love the pedal mode! Especially being able to put them where I want them and the color coding...
A: Amp sound
B: Amp + Rhythm Delay
C: Amp + Lead Delay + EQ Boost
D: Up for discussion
A Snapshot set like that would do almost everything I need Live from a basic sound.
That said, I do love the pedal mode! Especially being able to put them where I want them and the color coding...
Aceman
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With two guitars, I use a lot less chorus than you'd think.
Try something like phaser or flanger. Or some kind of weird slicer thing.
Aceman
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One of like 7 Was is ALWAHS available! Free....
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ALWAHS? NEVAH OFF?
Aceman
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So I took it to rehearsal last night. A few thoughts
#1 Easy enough to go straight into an amp head clean channel and sound good! Amp out bypasses cab models.
#2 The basic Stomp mode really worked well! Went back & forth between Soldano and JCM800 models with delay, reverb and chorus generally available.
#3 So many ways I COULD do a lead boost; Volume pedal with floor/full setting, master volume on a switch, post amp boost, but I think I'll just use a graphic EQ at the end of the chain. Add a few DB's, maybe punch a little mids.
For a few more exotic settings I'll make unique patches, but I only need four or five of those. Really really like the way this thing is laid out!
#1 Easy enough to go straight into an amp head clean channel and sound good! Amp out bypasses cab models.
#2 The basic Stomp mode really worked well! Went back & forth between Soldano and JCM800 models with delay, reverb and chorus generally available.
#3 So many ways I COULD do a lead boost; Volume pedal with floor/full setting, master volume on a switch, post amp boost, but I think I'll just use a graphic EQ at the end of the chain. Add a few DB's, maybe punch a little mids.
For a few more exotic settings I'll make unique patches, but I only need four or five of those. Really really like the way this thing is laid out!
Aceman
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My preferred style of lead boost is usually just "more loud"
I have used clean boost pedals, EQ's, Compressors, 2nd channel buttons, you name it. I'm generally using hopped up pickups, so I don't need/want anymore compression.
