Quiet(ish) modelling amp required.

dmpoole said:
Absolutely 1000% but the poster said "I'm trying to build up a collection of quirky, cheap recording amps" and the major problem is recording the sound from that speaker onto a recording.
Sometimes you can throw an SM57 in front and capture what you want, other times you need £1000s of different mic's.
My mate has got a Fender Twin 65 and TSL601 he uses on stage.
The other week he tried to capture his SRV sound in a studio and after ages the engineer put him through a POD.
And yes, the engineer could have been crap.
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I hear what you're saying and agree for me though, the actual process of trying different mics in different positions and experimenting with stereo effects and multiple amps is sometimes more fun than playing :)

That said, I'm looking into the Line 6 Spider Jam.
 
Sweetloaf said:
I hear what you're saying and agree for me though, the actual process of trying different mics in different positions and experimenting with stereo effects and multiple amps is sometimes more fun than playing :)

That said, I'm looking into the Line 6 Spider Jam.
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I always remember a story Billy Gibbons told during the making of one album.
He also had loads of amps/cabs/combos and he got the engineer to build an igloo out of them in the studio.
He could then put different combinations of amps on to get the sound he wanted.
 
Ok couldn't resist this, it cost me as much as an average pedal so I got it simply to have a mess around with.:

http://www.behringer.com/LX1200H/index.cfm?lang=ENG

Anyone ever tried one, it's got every in/out (bar USB/Firewire) and a vocal pre amp setting? 60 watts will go nicely in stereo into my Marshall MC212 and it has a headphone socket. For £70 it was hard to refuse..so I didn't.

Question is...Is it going to sound as crap as I think it will?:D

This clip of the combo would suggest that there is some hope for it:


Oh and I suggest that any Clapton/SRV fans check out some Rob Tognoni.

If ever there was a cup of tea right up my street, this was it. The audience look enthralled.:D

-edit- He didn't do that with a Behringer :)

-edit- I'll shut up and stop editing now.

Actually...he did do that with a Behringer http://www.robtognoni.com/equipment.htm

http://www.guitarampkeyboard.com/en/77029 must....put....credit...card...away......
 
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