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re: Good guitar practice combo amp
Posted on 12/22/21 at 1:49 pm to 4thand20
Posted on 12/22/21 at 1:49 pm to 4thand20
What model is the Zoom? I'm sure it has a headphone jack and I've gotten to where I use headphones all the time with my Digitech because the tone isn't colored and actually sounds amazing recorded for a $300 multi pedal
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Posted on 12/22/21 at 6:04 pm to Corso
My Line 6 modeler has song-specific presets, which is really handy if you're wanting a fast greasy tone model without dialing a lotta knobs. The one I use to replicate my '90 Mark III halfstack is Line 6's "Still of the Night" by Whitesnake circa '87 preset.
John Sykes used a '86 Mark III Coliseum head atop a 4x12 to record the song, aka my Mark III with a higher wattage power section.
The Line 6 Spider I have replicates a Dual Rec in their gain options according to the manual, but the preset sounds and behaves under my hands like my Mark series. Perfect for the den when I don't want stage volume from my real deal amp. When I just want ... you guessed it ... a practice amp like the OP seeks.
Keep in mind, I have been Mesa-Boogie amplification for 30 years and I've owned virtually every incarnation of the Mark AND the Dual Rectifier during my tenure with the brand. I practically have these amps in my DNA.
One moron's opinion on a trash/garbage amp. Glad to contribute.
John Sykes used a '86 Mark III Coliseum head atop a 4x12 to record the song, aka my Mark III with a higher wattage power section.
The Line 6 Spider I have replicates a Dual Rec in their gain options according to the manual, but the preset sounds and behaves under my hands like my Mark series. Perfect for the den when I don't want stage volume from my real deal amp. When I just want ... you guessed it ... a practice amp like the OP seeks.
Keep in mind, I have been Mesa-Boogie amplification for 30 years and I've owned virtually every incarnation of the Mark AND the Dual Rectifier during my tenure with the brand. I practically have these amps in my DNA.
One moron's opinion on a trash/garbage amp. Glad to contribute.
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