I tried something new, I like it, so I thought I'd pass it on....
Try using just the gain and the master out settings (to your liking) and put the treble to 0, the bass to 0 and have just a very little bit off mids.
This creates a Fender-like cleaness, with a nice hollowness, with the crunch of a Boogie. It's pretty cool.
Anyone else try something like this?
Try using just the gain and the master out settings (to your liking) and put the treble to 0, the bass to 0 and have just a very little bit off mids.
This creates a Fender-like cleaness, with a nice hollowness, with the crunch of a Boogie. It's pretty cool.
Anyone else try something like this?
