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im very interested in getting a digital amp. (something like the line 6 flexitone) but i dont know much about other options. anyone else have any suggestions of other good ones? footpedals too.
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Originally Posted by crazychu im very interested in getting a digital amp. (something like the line 6 flexitone) but i dont know much about other options. anyone else have any suggestions of other good ones? footpedals too.
From what I understand, the only two brands of digital modelling amps you have to choose from that are any good are Line 6 and Vox. What are you going to be using this amp for (casual messing around, playing live, sacrificing small animals, etc.)?
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Originally Posted by RubberChipmunk From what I understand, the only two brands of digital modelling amps you have to choose from that are any good are Line 6 and Vox. What are you going to be using this amp for (casual messing around, playing live, sacrificing small animals, etc.)? aboslutely disagree. I don't know if you m eant digital amps or modeling in general, but the best name out there is tech 21. They are considered by many to be "boutique solid-state." I've had the chance to hear one of these live more than once, and let me tell you, I was blown away.
Abother very plausible option is the Line 6 Vetta. It is the most amazing modeling amp I've ever played in the overall category. Check it out. If you liked the flextone, you'll fall in love with the Vetta II.
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Originally Posted by Casey aboslutely disagree. I don't know if you m eant digital amps or modeling in general, but the best name out there is tech 21. They are considered by many to be "boutique solid-state." I've had the chance to hear one of these live more than once, and let me tell you, I was blown away.
Abother very plausible option is the Line 6 Vetta. It is the most amazing modeling amp I've ever played in the overall category. Check it out. If you liked the flextone, you'll fall in love with the Vetta II. Tech21 is certainly one of the best solid-state options, however I don't know if they carry the same reputation in the digital market.
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Originally Posted by Casey aboslutely disagree. I don't know if you m eant digital amps or modeling in general, but the best name out there is tech 21. They are considered by many to be "boutique solid-state." I've had the chance to hear one of these live more than once, and let me tell you, I was blown away.
Abother very plausible option is the Line 6 Vetta. It is the most amazing modeling amp I've ever played in the overall category. Check it out. If you liked the flextone, you'll fall in love with the Vetta II.
I'd add Fender and Marshall to the list - though not so much the low end ones. I like the Cyber Twin for one.
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Originally Posted by Hopeful I'd add Fender and Marshall to the list - though not so much the low end ones. I like the Cyber Twin for one. A question that should be posed to the original poster is this:
are you looking for an amp with digital signal processing or a full digital modeler?
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i will be using it for prasie and worship at my church.
i just like the idea of saving effects into a foot pedal digitally and all.
my budget however is another question, it'd probably be a grand. and i know that the vetta 2 is like double that so any suggestions on amps + foot pedals with those options?
i will probably be getting a epi les paul standard too, if it makes a difference