Sansamp versus the tone lab
- Thread starter solspirit
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I'm interested in this too. Been a long time SansAmp Bass Driver user and I just bought a Para Driver today. While the SansAmps don't have the flexibility of something like a Tone Lab or some of the other digital modeling devices, I have always been more than pleased with the tones I've gotten from them.
No firsthand experience with the Tone Lab though.
No firsthand experience with the Tone Lab though.
beaubrummels
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I own a SansAmp PSA-1 and have used a Vox ToneLab side by side. Vox does certain models really really well; for example Vox does a better Marshall than any current Marshall. But on the SansAmp, every 'model' (or preset that emulates a model), if you've heard the real thing, you can tweak a couple knobs and get it to sound just like the real amp.
Vox has one thing in common with Line6 that SansAmp does not: SansAmp sounds like the actual amp as when you are standing in front of it. Vox (and Line6) sound like a very nice recording of the actual amp.
Vox has one thing in common with Line6 that SansAmp does not: SansAmp sounds like the actual amp as when you are standing in front of it. Vox (and Line6) sound like a very nice recording of the actual amp.
solspirit
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Not really, I just like to play around.
. What I did notice is that what BB mentioned about sounding like a nice recording is what I get with My Vox tone Stomp and the Sansamp that I used to have. It was red not black.
ErikH
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solspirit
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I don't think it had a pedal, it might have been the GT-2
ErikH
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solspirit
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I have this, I read your post and replied before I looked at the picture and I thought you were talking about the lines
I have the Vox 2G stomplab.
