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Just a note on the output: all of the above opinion is about the Ampero plugged into a real guitar cab with Celestion G12H30 speakers via a SS power amp, that means with cab sims deactivated.Īt first, my plan was to use it with a FRFR speaker and cab sims but that was very disappointing. At low volumes, I don't think anything can beat it (apart maybe from more expensive modellers, haven't tried those).
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Tweed is warm and beautiful, Plexi full of bark and cutting highs. Fender Deluxe is nice and sparkly but can be pushed. The JCM900 is surprisingly amazing at high gain, the Recto is fat and chuggy, the 5150 has this typical grunt. The Orange one is a bit of a disappointment as I'm not getting the grunt of a Rockerverb but all the rest is super good. I found most amp models great and usable. The dynamics are also very comparable to tube, very sensitive to pick attack. It feels alive, the sounds are realistic at any volume (powered by a Harley Benton GPA-100 power amp), there is virtually no hiss and it reacts pretty much like a tube amp - on models like the Plexi or a cranked Fender, for example, turning down the guitar volume knob makes the Ampero react like a tube amp. But at home, I prefer the Ampero into a Celestion G12H30 speaker. Don't get me wrong, I still think tube amps have their place - cranked up a big space, I'm sure there's a feel and a presence that can't be matched. I'm coming from a homemade Plexi-style tube amp, an EVH 5150 III lbx and a Laney IRT studio, along with a bunch of pedals and this is replacing them all for home use. It was ok but there was always something unnatural about the way it felt, and lots of hiss and digital artefacts.īut this new generation is something completely different.
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Then smaller-wattage tube amps became more popular and I didn't look at modelling amps again until I got myself a Zoom G1on for headphone practice. Sold it for a Fender Super Champ XD (around 2008), which in hindsight was a really good amp. Then I got a POD for home practice, it was fun but not realistic in any sense. The first time was a 1st generation Line6 Spider amp, 20 years ago. I tried digital modelling many times, and always went back to tube amps eventually. AC adapter connection: Hollow plug socket 5.5 x 2.1 mm.Expression / Control connection: 6.3 mm jack.Dimensions (W x D x H): 273 x 143 x 51 mm.4" LCD 800 x 480 colour touch screen display.USB connection for editing the IRs/effects or for using the Ampero as a USB audio interface."Black Tech" acoustic guitar simulation.Integrated looper with 120 seconds of recording time.24 Bit signal processing up to 120 dB S/N ratio.Support for additional third-party impulse responses using HoTone Editor (IR Loader).Model the microphone type and microphone position.
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Over 50 original Hotone effects - including High Quality Drive / Dynamic / Filter / Mod / Delay and Reverb models.Modelling Dual-DSP effects processor with up to 9 simultaneous effects.Multi-Effect Pedal for Electric Guitar and Electric Bass
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