@Greazygeo like i think you're missing what my point is - 90% of the people that would be interested in a pittbull just wants the ultra lead high gain sounds and not much else - you're paying a massive premium for menu diving on a digital screen, not to mention cramming into a 2RU space with new trannies and a whole bunch of unproven digital tech that is going to make it impossible to service and make its product lifetime exponentially shorter.
The massive majority of this product's target audience would prefer:
1. If it is going to be 4k, an actual full size amp that takes the classic UL and makes it meaner, badder, more aggressive, more gut-punchy, etc (kind of like the uberschall vs the uber ultra) or...
2. If it has to be a small form factor rack unit (because it helps stevey show off his CrAzY EnGinEeRiNG SkILlZ) would rather have a more simple pittbull rack preamp with an analog GEQ or something without all the bells, whistles, and AIDS - and most importantly, have it cost a whole lot less than 4k. Similar to how the Power station is competitively priced with similar units. Maybe 1500-2000$ or something for a really nice analog preamp.
No one so far in the thread (especially me) has said "it's going to sound bad." Not one.
What I (and a whole bunch of other people) are saying is this is a puzzling decision business wise, because the product is a hammer in search of a nail. Even in the wild west of guitar gear, RT, there are very few people who this is "for" - maybe you, steven sawall, kelly maybe? Out of hundreds of people who all fucking love the tones of the Pittbull and would love to add one to the stable? And how many of you guys are actually going to buy one?
That's not a winning business decision.