What's in my studio?
Korg AX10G - this is absolutely first class, with 11 amp models including VOXAC30 and Mesa Boogie dual rectifier, 11 different modulations including Leslie speaker, and 11 different types of ambience including 5 reverbs and 3 levels of echo, compressor, Wah, and user definable programmes.
Zoom 504 II Accoustic Multi FX - 24 programmes, all user-redefinable, chorus, auto-wah, delay, reverb, synthesised jumbo and 12-string.
Zoom 505 II - electric Multi FX - basically the 504 for an electric with accoustic simulation (really) chorus, flanger, tremelo, distortion control and compression.
Zoom 510 - electric Multi FX - like the 505 but a few extra bells and whistles. The Reverse Delay is out of this world
Zoom 506 II Bass Multi FX - yep, does what it says in the tin. It's the 504 for a Bass, and has some way out fantasy effects as well as flat/ vintage/ slap settings
Zoom 2100 - more of a sampler and loop recorder this one. The jury is still out.
Best,
A :-)
"Be good at what you can do" - Fingerbanger"
I have always felt that it is better to do what is beautiful than what is 'right'" - Eliot Fisk
Wedding music and guitar lessons in Essex. Listen at: http://www.rollmopmusic.co.uk
Behringer V-Amp2 is Multi Amp/Speaker Cabinet simulation unit with some FX functions.
It has 32 pre-programmed Amp/Speaker settings with possibilty to change the combinations.
The pro´s are the low price, good Amp/Speaker simulation, ease of use.
Con´s are the not so good FX function, not bad but nothing extra.
I like it a lot for my home use.
/Kalle
Tanglewood TW28STE (Shadow P7 EQ) acoustic
Yamaha RGX 320FZ electric guitar/Egnater Tweaker 15 amp.
Yamaha RBX 270 bass/Laney DB 150 amp.
http://www.soundclick.com/kalleinsweden
I'm not a staff member but hope I'm allowed to mention this (for the record, I own a V-amp2, Boss GX700 and Boss GT8):
People on a small budget really might want to check out the Zoom G2. It runs around $100 and is the modern version of the Zoom 505(II) units. Excellent specs, USB-IO, very decent modeling and capable effects. It'll more then outdo the more older units as the Digitech RP line, Zoom 505(II), Behringer V-amp and such.
I used a Vox Tonleab LE can't recommend highly enough http://www.voxamps.co.uk/tonelab/
Amp types: 16
Cabinet types: 11
Pedal type effects: 16
Modulation type effects: 11
Delay types: 11
Reverb types: 11
Noise reduction: 1
Number of programs: 120 (30 banks x 4 pro-grams)
Input x 1
Insert return x 1
Output x 2
Insert send x 1
Headphones x 1
Level knob (adjusts output and headphones)
Digital audio output
S/P DIF(optical) x 1
Valve: 12AX7 (ECC83) x 1
Signal Processing A/D, D/A: 24-Bit
Tuner Range: A0-C7 (27.5Hz-2093Hz)
Tuner Calibration: A=438Hz-445Hz
MIDI: IN, OUT
POWER: AC9V
Dimensions (W x D x H) 500 x 249 x 80 (mm) / :19.69 x 9.80 x 3.15 (inches)
Gerry
Those who can't dance always blame the band.
i also have been messing around with the AX10G for several years now, and i am still impressed with it.
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