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Get both and run the. In stereo or wet/dry.

Man i use to run 2 blues Jr's in Stereo, until one caught fire! Those amps run hot. Use to have the Vox AC 30 as well, just too heavy. I have the Roland JC 40, it's a love or hate.

On a VOX when you turn UP the Tone CUT what do you expect to happen? For the tone to cut more??? LOLOLOL

ive got 2 blues jrs. the big probem with the blues jr is they are biased too hot from factory. my bles jr iii cooked a power tube and burned a trace on the pc board. i got a mod kit from fromel electronics and fixed the Blues Jr III. im gonna mod my Blues Jr IV next. They will both sound better,run cooler and tubes wll last longer. and probrable no more cooking the pc board.

I have an AC30 and I love it, but it's big and heavy and louder than I need 90% of the time. I picked up a Pro Jr. and was surprised how it had more of a Vox quality than I expected - not the same, but the midrange was naturally stronger in the mids (even without a mid control - just set the tone at 5). I run an EQ and reverb pedal in front of it and it does pretty much whatever I need. I know Blues Jrs and Pro Jrs both have EL84s (like Voxes), while other Fenders usually have 6L6s so I wonder if that's part of it.

Maybe I should sell my Fender Twin Reverb (1960's reissue) and get something smaller.

I'm fortunate enough to own both (I'm NOT a gear junkie, just happen to have them both). I get the sentiments being expressed in this vid. For home use, the thing I find about the blues junior is that you can get a good sound without blasting the whole household, so that's definitely a winner for me. Overall, it's a pretty good tone that you can enjoy, and you don't have to do too much to it to improve it even more. The Vox is, well, a difficult beast to tame. It's bloody bright, it's bloody loud, and it's easy to get some pretty scratchy tones out of it. Oh, and it's damn heavy! But it does have some pluses: it seems really well built to me, it gives off zero noise, it's got a good reverb, and it overdrives quite easily (just tame that brightness!).

The best setting for me for playing country= Master volume at 12 and volume at 3 = clean sound - pedals do the rest - It's my best amp ever! loud enough and easy to carry

Why? It's American...with overseas components

Quilter Aviator Cub....US or UK...you'll never tire of the headroom

I’ve had the AC15, Princeton, Pro Jr and Deluxe Reverb. I only use my Blues Jr IV. It has this snappy tone that I love. I put an Alnico Jensen p12r or whatever and it’s my favorite amp.

I wanted to say something negative, but I find myself too overcome with respect for you. Why? Because you're honest with yourself, and that can be very hard to do. I would've kept it and messed around with the Hendrix and the AC/DC and all that other stuff, but youi're not me. It seems to me that being yourself and honestly expressing that is more important to you than getting awesome plexi tones. I have to commend you for that, because honesty and character is more important to the music we make than what gear we choose. Thanks for the lesson, man. You taught me something today.

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You mean that I don't attract a female when I sh*t talk someone? Damn!

I have the TMP and sounds incredible, specially the Fender amps on it. How did you try the TMP? Connected to what? I’ve tried some of the Tone Master series and i don’t like them, I always thought I never will buy a TM amp, but the TMP is above those in my experience, although should be similar, they aren’t.

Even easier, I just won't buy the $300 pedal that's nearly identical to a Boss D3 minus 2 gimmicky novelties this thing does.

sounds cool to me like

Ampltiube doesn't play nice with Apollo interfaces on stand alone. Run it inside your DAW and it will be fine.

I hated Amplitude I used to get all this strange background noise and it would cut out. Now I use the fractal fm3 or hx stomp which both sound great. You could probably buy a used hx stomp for a decent price.

What a bummer. Seems hit or miss for some. I never had update issues or a Bluetooth issues with mine. Incredible pedal. After A/B testing it into power amp with same two cabs I use with my Grand Amps 50 watt Plexi clone, the Lion 68 was close enough that I don’t need to use my Plexi clone + Fryette PS2A anymore. One a more positive note for you - I A/B tested my Lion 68 against a Kourbis Plexivibe tube preamp pedal and was able to match sounds. The Plexivibe includes the phase inverter which can be driven by the preamp output and sound like a big full Plexi. It’s analog, has two 12ax7’s, is mono only, but a lot of tiny rocker switches add a lot of options (on the sides of the pedal), takes a full IEC power cord and drives proper voltage to the tubes. You can alway add a Two Notes CAB M+ and get your cab sims (plus the CAB M+ has power amp modeling with 4 tube types and can also be driven on the power tubes - I wouldn’t drive them with the Plexivibe as it doesn’t need it, but might add a little bit more full Plexi effect). I ran my Lion 68 into clean power amp and same cabs as the Plexivibe. I put the Lion 68 in 4 cable method with the Plexivibe so I could instant switch between the two even while a chord was still ringing out, and got it to where you couldn’t tell which was which as I switched. The Plexivibe is the Treble channel of a Plexi. It’s Gain knob is like the Treble channel volume, it’s Volume knob is like a Master volume (turn it up and it saturates and compresses like turning up the Master Volume of a two hole JMP Plexi, and the Master knob controls the pedal’s actual output. Treble Middle Bass controls and a toggle for high or low gain structure (like the high or low input jacks on a two hole JMP). No updates to do, no app to connect to since it’s all analog. No need for a Marshall SV20 that needs an attenuator to control volumes at home levels. The Plexivibe pedal will get those SV20 sounds on its own. Hand built in Greece by Kourbis Amps. Like I said - I A/B’ed the Lion 68 against my full tube Plexi, but also against the Plexivibe, and all three can sound the same with same cabs. A used CAB M+ from Two Notes paired with Plexivibe and you’ll be back to all the cab sim options plus more. Much smaller than an SV20 too.

L&M dustributed for B in the past, but there is a reason why they stopped.

In fairness there are more examples than just Pete Thorn playing the TMP and sounding good. I have a TMP and have had Fractal, Line 6 and some of the cheaper modelers and they all can sound very similar to each other. I don't know how you amplified it in your other video but I agree that it didn't sound good in that example. Modelers can take a little more work and experience to get good sounds from though. The one exception is the Fractal stuff which just sounds good without much work. I use a power amp into a 1x12 cab and get good results. Strangely I think it sounds better with the cabinet modeling turned on in my example.

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Hi gain? No. More like HIGH NOISE. I decided to finally give the Quad a try and haven't thought of a guitar pedal, VST, or amp since. Haven't looked back. ToneX is not good.

Amplitube not being stable could be because you're using an i5 laptop with thunderbolt. It also depends on what gen your intel i5 is. I use a laptop with an intel E3 1505m processor which is equivalent to an I7 4790 4th gen I7. I also use a UAD Apollo twin with USB and not thunderbolt and have no stability issues. If you eventually upgrade your machine, your have better results because when you build a stereo chain in amplitube 5 with multiple heads and cabs plus adding the 500 series gear at the end of the chain, it sounds phenomenal

sounds like you're using single coils. Of course a high gain amp like a 5150 is going to be noisy. Put a gate on the chain

I have Amplitube 4 MAX,which has a lot of options for amps and cabs. You really have to spend time in order to get a good sound out of it. Presets are completely shit,not usable at all.

Hey, you could try TH-U, I really like the sounds. They have a free demo. Or try Cakewalk, a 100% free DAW, includes TH-3, a stripped-down version of TH-U. Also great.

I've never bought from Cosmo. I don't have any local guys anymore. I buy from a lot of smaller stores online across the country.

Had the same issue. Samsung phone also. It's a shame, considering how awesome the pedals sound. Ultimately, I returned my Lion and bought a strymon Iridium.

I used JCM800's for the vast majority of my touring days when younger but I did, about 7 or 8 years ago, take the plunge and get a Helix which I used on the rare gigs I do these days but used mainly at home. And I love it. But it is very "tweaky" still and in my old(er) age I crave more simplicity as I know what I want. A demo evening at a local guitar shop saw the Tonemaster amps in a shootout (the 2 x Twins and the 2 x Deluxe Reverb as well as the Tonemaster itself which I too found lacking) and I attended as I wanted to hear the Twins as always fancied one but they were always "too heavy and too loud". The TM takes those "cons" away. But the thing I found, especially modelling these amps with the Helix and FRFR cab, is that the speakers and cabinet play a huge part too. To cut a long story short I ended up getting the TM Deluxe Reverb in Blonde as I prefer the 12" Celestion in it over the Fender branded one found in the Black one. The Blonde Twin had Jensens but I think they now have Celestion too on the latest ones. But anyway, the TM blonde Deluxe Reverb knocked valve/tube loving snob me straight out of the park. I had to get one. I did run the Helix as effects only for a while but it was overkill and too bulky so I sold all my JCM800's and 4x12 and 1x12 cabs as well as my flightcased Helix and now I simply run the Line 6 HX FX (basically a Helix but just the effects part so no amps or cabs in there for those not sure) into the Deluxe with a Boss Wazacraft Preamp for a bit of extra boost and that does me. I can get any sound I want. But easily too with hardly any tweaking. That's why this vid resonates so strongly with me.

Just go buy the TONEX for the $399 on zzounds and you can make payments on it. You will get the software, a crap load of free captures that come with it and you get all that software you want free. And there are good captures and bad ones in Tonex, but oyu will find better in the TONEX captures. You just need to take the time and test shitloads of amp capture. There are some that sound like 10k amps.

I've played around with modelling amps on the computer. I've never been really sold on them. I do like my Joyo Cab Box, it can take IRs and you can play with it. I'll keep using a mic and amp to do my stuff.

Talk about the plexi tone you should try a bogner Lagrange 😊 I run that through my tone master twin and silverface bassman 10 head to get plexi sounds

It’s all about your speaker emulation, get power amp and a normal 1-12 Jensen speaker cab and disable speaker emulation. They say speakers are 80% the sound 😁

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Seriously? You are comparing a real amp to a digital pedalboard? My god man.....I Wont trade my boeing for a fiat 500

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Nice vid, i recommend a review for the mvave blackbox, its $60 in the asian market!

Off topic: What’s your thoughts on the new Tascam Model 2400?.. -still no Faze swap, or 4 band EQ 🤦🏾‍♂️total flop in my opinion. I’m actually irritated low key.

still not quite in tune. look at intonating your saddles bro :)

I've got my Fender Twin Reverb and Roland Cube-60. I'm happy with both.

You're doing something wrong. ToneX comes second to only NAM. I mean Quad and Kemper both sound better than Helix. Helix does have great FX and most intuitive layout of any... idk about a pod go. Tonex "Amalgam Audio" captures, and now I'm playing more than fiddling with stuff ( idc if it hurts feelings, i don't even enjoy playing with line6 sound, i just put my guitar away).. Tonex set up correctly sounds SPOT on to amps. I've bought other captures (haven't tried them all) but Amalgam completely sounded right out of the box. Tonex pedal FTW!!! If you buy the pedal, you can get the software downloaded, and they will offer you deals every weak to upgrade to tonex max, or amplitube max for much cheaper.

If you’d rather have plugin than hardware, you might consider Helix Native (Helix but as plugin). Not the cheapest, but has everything Helix offers.

I suspect it had something to do with your amp and speaker setup. Put both thru the same power amp and quality speaker and you'll be able to evaluate them better

sounds baddd ...

Those Joyo Bantamps are fun AF. Been thinking about getting one and a cab to crank it thru.

sounds pretty damn nice for 27 bucks

I don’t really catch your drift bra strap. To me the toned amps (if you choose a good profile that you like, that is..) sound the most authentic and true to a tube amp as one gets. I use an Axe FX 3 and they are all great, but Tonex is excellent as long as you’re not using a dumpster profile.