Is Synergy really that good?

[Apex1Rg7X]

My current go to rig is the Uber module into a Fryette 2/50/2 through a Fryette 4x12. It's honestly one of the best rig's I've owned. Every time I think about buying different amps I quickly get over it because these modules are that good. I need to try more but the Uber just hits the sweet spot for me.

 

[Shask]

I'm looking forward to trying your Tone Models.. thanks for sharing!

Let me know if you like them! I primarily do high gain sounds, but throw up some mid-gain sometimes. I always do several with and without boost pedals and multiple mid settings.

The attack and bloom are more accurate than any other digital unit I have used through the years.

 

[boltzthrower]

You guys make me not want to spend any money, lol.

I do love the Uber module. It is one of my favorites. Both channels are different, but both are great in different ways.

I have a Mesa 2:90, and a modified Seymour Duncan KTG2100, which is basically a 2150 - 2/90/2 based copy. It sounds pretty huge through either. I know Synergy is usually a little tighter/clearer than the amps it is based on, so I thought maybe the Uber Ultra would be a little less tight and bigger sounding.

Tonally, the KTG2100 is not a copy of the 2150 or 2/90/2, FYI. I own a KTG2100 and a 2/90/2, used to own a 2150. The KTG has more coloration, and it does not sound/feel just like a Fryette with more coloration. Same difference between them in the room translates to recording. If the clarity of the 2/90/2 were like staring through a glass of soda water, the KTG2100 is like a lager or an ale.