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Did you plug it in at let it rip? I think it will sound really good. I've been geeking out on my rack too. I had a sucessful experiment with a cheap 8" full range speaker on bass. On guitar it was ok.

I was just looking at the Black Lion Audio one. The reviews say it has good noise filtering. Starts at 120 bucks. Radial makes one now too.

Each company is different. Most of the free ones you could just copy the .dll file from the VSTPlugins folder and you're good. Others you log in to your account on their website. Or they have an authorization program to install on your computer like IK or Waves. Or the iLok thing. So far I don't...

What DAW? In Reaper you have to enable inputs in options first. In the track select your module or midi input, arm the rack to record, and enable monitoring. Make sure the track output is assigned to the main out 1/2. Sometimes you need to change midi note assignments or load a drum map...

I think the 12BH7 is best.

12AX7 will sound shitty in that spot. You could try 12BH7, 12AV7 (5965) , or 12AT7. The AX7 will sound more gainy but in a bad way.

A few of my older friends insist that Schenker is the best. Because of the crazy lead tone and bend phrasing. An earlier version of what Friedman did on Rust in Peace.

The Alesis module probably has the midi out on the usb. Just run a long usb cord into the computer. If not, midi out of the module to midi in on the interface with the standard 5-pin DIN connectors.

Lynch said in a recent interview that he was putting together an old klunker rack with an MP-1 and Quadraverb and several other from that era. Purpleibby, that is sweet! Those Switchblades are nice.

I have a rack project going too and a good friend is giving me a Quadraverb for it. Two stack stereo rigs are badass!

That dude in the videos, Jim, nails all the details down to the .0010". Yes, it was believed to be stock PAF at the 1st record then swapped and rewound after that. A low output pickup into a crazy Marshall can be perfect and a heavy swamp ash body will help in that venture.

They are worth getting if you like working in the Two Notes WoS plugin. I had to tweak a while but got several good combinations from them.

I think this gadget will do what you are looking for. This guy is cool and has a great reputation. https://axesselectronics.com/products/ots1-patch-box

I have been to NAMM at least 20 times. We always have a blast. 3 beers in by noon on a Friday. Talk to the dudes that designed the gear. Booth performances from a bunch of great artist and most likely a free all star concert that night.

Two of my friends have been using them for a really long time. They have tube power amps and a bunch of cabinets. Both run in stereo and use a lot of the onboard effects. Maybe try some pedals in front.

My bassman broke at a jam one time. The drummer had an ugly ass 2x12 Crate combo and a Behringer rack effects unit. Slayed. We had a great jam. I thought I was hot shit with my finely tuned 50 watter and old 4x12. Somebody could have come in and whooped my ass with that thing.

The old growth was cut from crazy big trunks and the body blanks were probably damn near quarter sawn.

I didn't know that about maple in the pancake. I think maple is the key ingredient to some of those exceptional LPC's. They felt and sounded more solid with a very powerful attack. No comparison the workbench guitar. While I dig and accept what his videos show. There are levels of badassery...

kind of dangerous to have that speaker jack floppin around in there.

Cool amp! It looks like all the electrolytics have been replaced as well as a few other things. Are those gray caps Radio Spares? The switcher thing could possibly work for different input combinations like plexi jumpering or cascading stages, etc. It can split, mix, change order.