Greeting two notes,
I am one of the guitarist who anxious about getting two notes preamp pedal. Really surprised how you mashed cabinet simulator DI output all together in small pedal box.
I've been waiting for pedal like this for decade, can't wait till test this one and put up an youtube review for it.
Before I purchase one, I would like to know which one (Le Clean vs Le Crunch vs Le Lead) would be the best fit for me.
My current setup is,
Line 6 Wireless > Noise Gate Pedal > Compressor > Morning Glory Overdrive Pedal > TS-9 > RAT > Kingsley Squire Tube amp Pedal > Timeline Delay > Reverb > A/DA GCS-3 Cab simulator
My goal is replace tube preamp pedal and GCS-3 cab simulator completely with using one of your newest pedal.
The question is, I am having doubts how well your preamp pedals are capable enough to accept stock pedals, also what would be the best choice to go with?
Currently, I am using this as my main preamp pedal. So looking forward to get similar tube amp clean tone.
Video is also included in below URL.
http://kingsleyamplifiers.com/products/pedals/17/
The goal is have live capabilities to have minimal tone loss go out to PA with affordable recording abilities.
Two notes Le series is my last defender to conquer my goal.
Thanks.
I am one of the guitarist who anxious about getting two notes preamp pedal. Really surprised how you mashed cabinet simulator DI output all together in small pedal box.
I've been waiting for pedal like this for decade, can't wait till test this one and put up an youtube review for it.
Before I purchase one, I would like to know which one (Le Clean vs Le Crunch vs Le Lead) would be the best fit for me.
My current setup is,
Line 6 Wireless > Noise Gate Pedal > Compressor > Morning Glory Overdrive Pedal > TS-9 > RAT > Kingsley Squire Tube amp Pedal > Timeline Delay > Reverb > A/DA GCS-3 Cab simulator
My goal is replace tube preamp pedal and GCS-3 cab simulator completely with using one of your newest pedal.
The question is, I am having doubts how well your preamp pedals are capable enough to accept stock pedals, also what would be the best choice to go with?
Currently, I am using this as my main preamp pedal. So looking forward to get similar tube amp clean tone.
Video is also included in below URL.
http://kingsleyamplifiers.com/products/pedals/17/
The goal is have live capabilities to have minimal tone loss go out to PA with affordable recording abilities.
Two notes Le series is my last defender to conquer my goal.
Thanks.