More axe 3 tonezzzz: megadeth and nevermoreish tones.

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i would never know this was an axe, the cameron has that perfect cameron top end
 
RaceU4her said:
they got the CCV in that thing??
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6 channels of the CCV and 2 for the Atomica. I’m using the CCV in some of my cover band’s stuff, I can get pretty damn distorted and still roll back the volume knob/switch pickups and it’s clean enough for rock stuff. Big fan of that amp with the Orville w/Aldrich in the bridge, I’m basically using a metal tone in a funk rock band and I can get away with it.
 
VESmedic said:
Just thought these sounded great. It’s so easy to get great tones out of this thing.

Cameron atomica: titan audio GT75 IR 57/421 combo.

https://on.soundcloud.com/jv9CySp17CFX243E7


Recto 1 red modern:

Sneap IR.

https://on.soundcloud.com/azVA18BLbpsAJNjy6
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You can’t knock that. Sounds killer to me recorded.

I just wish they sounded as warm and large/3D as the real deal in person. They figure that out and I’d sell it all. The recorded tone is definitely there.
 
glpg80 said:
You can’t knock that. Sounds killer to me recorded.

I just wish they sounded as warm and large/3D as the real deal in person. They figure that out and I’d sell it all. The recorded tone is definitely there.
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Man I feel like they are even better in person! That’s what sold me anyways personally. When I heard some blind clips from my buddy of his recto vs the axe fx mic’d up, my jaw dropped. Couldn’t tell them apart at all . But when I heard it through one of my 4x12s with a good power amp, that’s what really amazed me. The amp models actually sounded like the amps they model, and what they would sound like through that particular cabinet. This was a big revelation to me coming from the kemper years ago, which did not sound like the amps it modeled at all with a power amp and cab. To each his own of course, but that was my experience anyways!
 
Atomica sounds great. I also check out your 5150 clip. sounded really good.
 
VESmedic said:
Man I feel like they are even better in person! That’s what sold me anyways personally. When I heard some blind clips from my buddy of his recto vs the axe fx mic’d up, my jaw dropped. Couldn’t tell them apart at all . But when I heard it through one of my 4x12s with a good power amp, that’s what really amazed me. The amp models actually sounded like the amps they model, and what they would sound like through that particular cabinet. This was a big revelation to me coming from the kemper years ago, which did not sound like the amps it modeled at all with a power amp and cab. To each his own of course, but that was my experience anyways!
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What I enjoy most about my tube amps though is the ability to turn it on and it automatically just sound good. I hate tweakers paradise that’s required to record or sound correctly. One day they may get there but for now I stick with the real deal.
 
VESmedic said:
It’s wild homie. It’s scary good, and scary accurate.
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yeah, that top end is pretty much just like the last clip i did of my cameron, that bright and cutting but still kind of gentle top thing they do that i havent heard many clips capture. i would like to hear the CCV since that one just popped up for sale
 
RevDrucifer said:
6 channels of the CCV and 2 for the Atomica. I’m using the CCV in some of my cover band’s stuff, I can get pretty damn distorted and still roll back the volume knob/switch pickups and it’s clean enough for rock stuff. Big fan of that amp with the Orville w/Aldrich in the bridge, I’m basically using a metal tone in a funk rock band and I can get away with it.
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i understand, my cameron does a wonderful jangly rock tone that still rips, this is my strat with a duncan 78' and i think it does just that perfect.

https://app.box.com/embed/s/ns78xkupzwkle08zybsi0x0mjwbjmsmm
 
glpg80 said:
What I enjoy most about my tube amps though is the ability to turn it on and it automatically just sound good. I hate tweakers paradise that’s required to record or sound correctly. One day they may get there but for now I stick with the real deal.
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That is why you just gotta find your sound, save it, and not mess with it. It will sound the same every time you turn it on.

The main problem I have with this is with different guitars.
 
Shask said:
That is why you just gotta find your sound, save it, and not mess with it. It will sound the same every time you turn it on.

The main problem I have with this is with different guitars.
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I agree - I’m way more particular about my guitars than amps. I only have a handful of guitars but have cycled amps way more. To me they seem more personal and definitely more dependent on a players playing style. For that reason I find them also a bit harder to sell.
 
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