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No. my guitars convey a mood/setting (usually tuning… Rock/Doom/etc.) One amp is better situated for heavier metal genres, the other is pure rock. Both are expected to fulfill either role, and both accomplish it.

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Not that you were that guy at all, but I am starting a trend where blindly stumbling across searches is more productive than posting here. My hope on fora is that I meet some experienced people who can answer some of my specific questions relay experience that is beneficial in avoiding pitfalls...

To clarify what might be stated vaguely: One does NOT place the lower/treble wing on top of the right thigh (for RH players) like one would a strat. One DOES place the lower/treble wing in between the legs and may also have the tip rest behind the calf for even more stability if desired. This...

No, you are informed/experienced. The majority opinion of the informed/experienced crowd is they are among the best models to play seated (and standing due to their weight). The majority opinion of the uninformed/clueless crowd is that they are hard or impossible to play sitting down.

Ok, day 2 let’s try again…

I owned Vs and Explorer 90s. Vs are far better players. You have to educate yourself on playing them ”classical” style and they are easier to play than most sitting with their jack position. Explorers can be plankish and cumbersome. Something like a Hammered-out LP… Thinner but bulky at the...

I have a 412 that has known but less popular speakers. The problem (to some) surrounds a belief that these speakers do not sound very good until cranked loudly, which is problematic for my arrangements. I have also searched and there is no IR for sale that I have come across for this Celestion...

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I appreciate the prompt response, but 2 issues remain in your response: 1. The XLR Outs may indeed be line level but they are not compatible with anything requiring a 1/4” mono jack, such as a pedal or amplifier input without an adapter/adapter cable. Is there a specific unit needed to safely...

First, why? Unlike more expensive units like the Boss TAE, the Captor X has neither a dedicated line out, nor a FX Loop. However, it seems one could take the full-driven amp running its signal through the Captor X and use the headphones jack as a line out. Example 1: Guitar > Marshall JMP 1959...

Completely understandable (and sensibly preferred) but I am specifically wondering how the Captor X specifically addresses these questions.

Album: Good Luck Song: Same Guitarist: Slightly less absurd (I’ll try to cooperate and just say RR) 5 Bands: I’ll just say Acid Bath, Slayer, Danzig (who also counts as SAMHAIN/Misfits), FNM, and Sabbath Concert: Clash of the Titans ’91

Yes… but no. 1. Those sort of units (which provide safe powering of two heads via the unit itself) assume away the question entirely of whether it can be done as asked relying upon the Captor X to provide the safe, stable load 2. Those units typically cost @ $300. Understandable for a...

Except now there is a hotmods drop-in to convert to 4 stage preamp… and even the Mesa-brootl crowd boosts their 5150s and rectum fryers with a boost

That is the thing about a fixed wah… it has an input gain and actually acts as a drive pedal with a Q and a freq knob, all of which suggest to me the potential for TB properties (minus the aforementioned point about germanium transistors- notwithstanding the fact that Si also was incorporated).

I have the Captor X 8 ohm and 2 100 watt amps. As a player who rarely ever plays 2 amps simultaneously, I was wondering if there was a safe way to run a splitter/Y attachment to each speaker cable of the 2 amps, set each amp to 8ohm and simply run ONE of the amps at a time, enabling me to...

Re OP: my appreciation of the topic started with “Friedman was everything Marshall… but vastly superior,” Then I started to read from big collectors who had both and were fans of Friedmans, but contended that while a grand flavor of Marshall that does great things (arguably better than in...

Danzig, Bruce Dickenson, Kerry King, both Spitz & Ian, Marty Friedman, Kirk Hammett, Randy Rhoads all 5’7 or shorter

I had a Sunlion (with on-board Beano boost) and loved it but had to part with due to financial necessity. While a SD-1 and MXR D+ work with my Marshall 1959, the amp is more finicky about drive, and I recall how well the TB stacked with fuzz. All that said, proper treble boosters are not cheap...